Atheist Reads

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"The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals" is a groundbreaking book by Charles Darwin, first published in 1872. It examines the ways humans and animals express emotions, demonstrating that many expressions are universal across species, challenging the notion that emotions and their expressi…

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Originally published in Marathi as Timiratuni Tejakade, rationalist and activist Dr Narendra Dabholkar’s magnum opus, The Case for Reason is both a vision document for, and a chronicle of, the battle that he and his co-activists waged against obscurantism, superstition, pseudo-sciences and blind fai…

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"Why I Am an Agnostic" by Robert G. Ingersoll is one of his most notable works, where he lays out his perspective on religion, belief, and skepticism. Ingersoll, known as "The Great Agnostic," was a prominent 19th-century orator and freethinker who advocated for secularism, science, and rational inq…

The Hazaras are Shia Muslims belonging to Mongoloid tribes. The Pashtun tribal Taliban firmly believes that they can be killed. The majority of Pashtun Sunni population silently agrees. Pakistani Sunni extremists believe that people belonging to the Ahmadiyya sect can be killed. The majority …

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Brief Answers to the Big Questions is a popular science book written by physicist Stephen Hawking published in 2018. The book examines some of the universe's greatest mysteries, and promotes the view that science is very important in helping to solve problems on planet Earth. The book treats ten ma…