The Atheist Camel Rants Again!: more arguments and observations from the atheist front Paperback – May 25, 2011

The Atheist Camel Rants Again!: More arguments and observations from the atheist front by Bart Centre as Dromedary Hump"The Atheist Camel Rants Again!" is a one-hundred essay book about religious and popular culture topics of interest to atheists and freethinkers. Author and lifelong freethinker Dromedary Hump aka, Bart Centre comes back with yet another amusing, thought-provoking book. This 326-page book is composed of one-hundred short essays.Positives:1. An entertaining fun book!2. Interesting, page -turner of a book. Great format.3. Can be read in no particular order and accessible to the masses.4. I love the irreverent tone backed by strong convictions.5. Fascinating topics about religion from a freethinker's point of view.6. In between the humor there are a lot of strong observations about the religious right and their agenda.7. Well conceived rants.8. Makes a lot of compelling arguments in favor of his position.9. Great explanation of what religious fanaticism is.10. Great quotes, "To argue with a man who has renounced his reason is like giving medicine to the dead" by Thomas Paine.11. "Faithicide..." genius.12. Some interesting theories.13. Interesting tidbits throughout, "The Meaning of the Twelve Folds of Our Flag."14. The burden of proof.15. The fallacy of free will.16. The fallacy of revealed morality.17. At times even inspirational.18. The myth that is the Bible.19. The truth about the Ten Commandments.20. Was our country founded as a Christian nation? Find out.21. The negative impact of religion.22. Prayers...23. The truth about sins.24. The truth about the Constitution.Negatives:1. No links or notes.2. This negative is a matter of expectations. If you are expecting a thorough debunking of religion, this is not that kind of book. This book is about well-conceived rants from a freethinker.In summary, as a freethinker this book was a dessert. It's irreverent, thought-provoking, and just a fun book that can be picked up at any time. I enjoyed it and if you are a freethinker or have an open mind, you will certainly enjoy it too.Further recommendations, of course the author's previous book, "The Atheist Camel Chronicles", "God Hates You, Hate Him Back" and " Jesus Lied" by CJ Werleman, "Your Religion Is False" by Joel Grus, and "What Do You Do with a Chocolate Jesus?" by Thomas Quinn. All these books have an irreverent tone that is similar to the book reviewed.

Having been a more recent convert to Atheism! Found this book be spot on! When you see our country going toward religious Nut Jobs, and the constitution being undermined by extreme right wing religious people! Well, it's just plain sad 😭! The separation of Church and state, seems to get narrower and narrower! First it's tax exemption, adding words to pledges, and money in the (50's) then trying to teach creationism in our schools, and now the Republicans wanting to include letting religions use there money for political purposes - they want that to tie to the New Budget! There are over a 1000 different religions in the world 🌎 (which one is correct is a mystery) but, they'll each tell you they have the answer! Religion is a personal thing - that's why our founders decided to keep religion out of government! It's called the separation of Church and State! This book helped me to wake up and understand, that I have the same rights as anyone else in this country! Stop playing soft shoe with religion, and tell them to keep away from our Government! Religions Kill! Period!

Just kidding folks! I could have sworn I had written a review already for Mr. Hump's second collection of Rants, Ravings and otherwise Hilarious entries.Well here we go,Hump strikes the middle of the target again with his unrestrained and often intensely funny second book. Another collection of his best work shows he hasn't lost a step in his battle to bring logic and reason to the "faith-inclined" section of the world. His arguments ring as true as ever as he tells us more stories both funny and serious.As other reviews have stated, this is NOT a conversion kit for Atheists or anything of that nature. It's fun, smart and just sarcastic enough to get you laughing.Thanks for all the stories Hump! This reader is looking forward to the next batch!

If you want to be entertained and read more about how irrational and ridiculous believing in a "Sky Daddy" is buy the book or order it on kindle, ibooks, ebooks etc. so wherever you are it travels with you." BTW you have to have "Atheist Camel " too.You don't have to start from page one. Just open any page, you will be entertained. Read it while lining up for gas, or waiting at a doctor's office or sittin in the corner of a department store while your spouse is busy spending your hard earned bucks.I promise it's worth more than you pay for.I wish there were more authors like Bart.

This is second in a series. I was lucky enough to stumble upon the first book while looking for ebooks. It was just what I needed at the time, other books by atheists can be somewhat humorless on occasion. It wasn't very long before he released this book, I was hooked! The Hump writes truths with humor. It is in essay form which makes it easy to read when you only have short blocks of time. These two books can also help new Humanists/Agnostics/Atheists with Explainations or Arguments that are needed when confronted by your Religious friends and family. I know he has helped me put into words what I have known in my "heart" to be true..

Centre has produced another gem for those of us fed up with the way religion is poisoning American politics, threatening our freedoms and degrading the health of our society. He reminds us of what's at stake and why the fight for reason and against superstition is so important. He doesn't bother to politely differ. He rips the mask off religion and exposes all of its supernatural tenets as self-evidently human inventions, mostly perversions of common sense and decency... and all the time with an LOL sense of humor. One of the most entertaining parts of the book is his Hitchens-esque knowledge of the Bible and ability to use its perversions and contradictions to beat Bible adherents at their own game. Highly recommended.