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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Los libros de Paulo Bittencourt son mejores que los de Richard Dawkings, Christopher Hitchens y Sam Harris también porque, a diferencia de ellos, que nunca fueron religiosos, él habla por experiencia.” (D. Barker)

Liberto de la Religión, el libro más odiado por religiones, credos, creencias, cultos, dogmas, iglesias, ritos, sectas, abades, adivinos, agoreros, apóstoles, arzobispos, astrólogos, ayatolás, babalaos, beatos, brujos, capellanes, cardenales, cartomantes, chamanes, clérigos, curanderos, deanes, decanos, devotos, diáconos, eclesiásticos, encantadores, evangelistas, frailes, gurús, hechiceros, iluminados, imanes, masones, médiums, misioneros, monjes, monseñores, nigromantes, nuncios, obispos, ocultistas, padres, papas, párrocos, pastores, patriarcas, pontífices, predicadores, prelados, presbíteros, primados, priores, profetas, rabinos, religiosos, reverendos, sacerdotes, vicarios y videntes.

A pesar de la enorme expansión del conocimiento, del gran avance de la Ciencia (con nuestras sondas espaciales explorando los confines del Sistema Solar) y de todo pensamiento filosófico, 250 años tras de la Ilustración, en pleno siglo XXI, miles de millones de personas todavía piensan ser imprescindible creer en las primitividades de las religiones.

Mientras las religiones mundiales mutuamente se desprecian, miles de denominaciones cristianas pelean por el título de “La Iglesia Verdadera”. Con todo, en el combate a la razón y en la imposición de sus dogmatismos a toda sociedad, fingen unión y armonía.

Al paso que el Islam cada vez más se radicaliza, países del Tercer Mundo están siendo escenario de un galopante aumento de intolerancia religiosa perpetrada por pentecostales que buscan convertirlos en teocracias evangélicas.

A partir de su experiencia personal con el literalismo bíblico, Paulo Bittencourt hace un abordaje histórico del fundamentalismo cristiano y expone las falacias de los dogmas religiosos, los efectos negativos de la supresión del pensamiento crítico y los beneficios que vivir sin religión trae al individuo y, consecuentemente, al mundo.

Temas abordados: Alá, Ateísmo, Biblia, Cielo, Ciencia, Comunismo, Cristianismo, Diablo, Dios, Escepticismo, Evolución, Filosofía, Gospel, Humanismo, Iglesia Adventista, Bautista, Católica, Evangélica, Pentecostal, Universal, Infierno, Islam, Jesús, Judaísmo, Libre Pensamiento, Mahoma, Protestantismo, Satanás, Socialismo, etc.

Paulo Bittencourt nació en Paraná, Brasil, pasó la infancia en Rio de Janeiro y estudió Teología en São Paulo. Cerca de convertirse en pastor, tuvo dudas, abandonó la facultad, se aventuró por Europa y acabó radicándose en Austria. El libro “Ética”, de Bento de Espinosa (Baruch Spinoza), robusteció su escepticismo y lo consolidó como librepensador. Paulo Bitencourt dedica su vida a ayudar personas a libertarse de la religión.

Paulo Bittencourt es autor también de los libros Wasting Time on God y Com Zeus Não Se Brinca.

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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “The books by Paulo Bittencourt are better than those by Richard Dawkings, Christopher Hitchens and Sam Harris also because, unlike them, who have never been religious, he speaks from experience.” (D. Barker)

Liberated from Religion, the book most hated by religions, creeds, beliefs, cults, dogmas, churches, rites, sects, abbots, apostles, archbishops, archdeacons, archimandrites, archpriests, astrologers, augurs, ayatollahs, babalawos, babalorishas, beati, bishops, canons, cardinals, chaplains, clerics, deacons, deans, devotees, divines, ecclesiastics, enchanters, enlightened ones, evangelists, faith healers, fortune tellers, friars, gurus, imams, magicians, mediums, missionaries, monks, monsignors, necromancers, nuncios, occultists, pastors, patriarchs, pontiffs, popes, preachers, prelates, presbyters, priests, primates, priors, prophets, protodeacons, rabbis, religious, reverends, seers, shamans, shamans, sorcerers, vicars, witch doctors and witches.

Despite the enormous expansion of knowledge, the great advances in Science (with our space probes exploring the boundaries of the Solar System) and all philosophical thought, 250 years after the Enlightenment billions of people still think it’s indispensable to believe religious primitivenesses.

While the world religions despise each other, thousands of Christian denominations fight over the “The True Church” title. Yet, in their combat against reason and in the imposition of their dogmatisms on the whole of society, they feign unity and harmony.

As Islam becomes ever more radicalized, Third World countries are being the stage of a galloping increase in religious intolerance perpetrated by Pentecostals who seek to convert them into Evangelical theocracies.

Based on his personal experience with biblical literalism, Paulo Bittencourt takes a historical approach to Christian fundamentalism and exposes the fallacies of religious dogmas, the negative effects of suppressing critical thinking and the benefits that living without religion brings the individual and, consequently, the world.

Topics covered: Allah, Atheism, Bible, Christianity, Adventist, Baptist, Catholic, Evangelical, Pentecostal Church, Communism, Devil, Evolution, Freethought, God, Gospel, Humanism, Heaven, Hell, Islam, Jesus, Judaism, Mohammed, Philosophy, Protestantism, Satan, Science, Skepticism, Socialism, etc.

Paulo Bittencourt was born in Paraná, Brazil, spent his childhood in Rio de Janeiro and studied Theology in São Paulo. Close to becoming a pastor, he had doubts, dropped out of college, ventured through Europe and ended up settling in Austria. The book “Ethics”, by Bento de Espinosa (Baruch Spinoza), strengthened his skepticism and consolidated him as a freethinker. Paulo Bitencourt dedicates his life to helping people liberate themselves from religion.

Paulo Bittencourt is the author also of the books Wasting Time on God and Com Zeus Não Se Brinca (Zeus Is Not to Be Played With).

The best books on Atheism, Humanism and Freethought: “Liberated from Religion” and “Wasting Time on God”, by Paulo Bittencourt.

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Article by Paulo Bittencourt, freethinker, humanist and atheist and author of the books “Liberated from Religion: The Inestimable Pleasure of Being a Freethinker” and “Wasting Time on God: Why I Am an Atheist”:

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“I don’t want to believe, I want to know.”
— Paulo Bitencourt

Books: Liberated from Religion and Wasting Time on God.

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“Não quero crer, quero saber.”
— Paulo Bitencourt

Livros: Liberto da Religião, Perdendo Tempo Com Deus e Com Zeus Não Se Brinca.

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Paulo Bitencourt, the author of the best books on Atheism, “Wasting Time on God” and “Liberated from Religion”, performed on many stages around the world, even at the Carnegie Hall, in New York.

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