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Free Deism ePublications

World Union of Deists



Below are some free Deism ePublications. I hope you find them to be thought-provoking, inspiring and useful. Please feel free to share them with family and friends, as the more we get the word out about Deism, the better! For a free subscription to our free Deism ePublications THINKonline! and Bruno & Ripoll's Bulletin, click the "Join Our Mailing List" link at the bottom of the page.


Thomas Paine's vitally important landmark book on God, Deism and religion,

The Age of Reason!



Why We Became Deists





Deism Destroys Fear of Death


Anti-God or Anti-Christ?




How the "Holy" Books Destroy Trust in God: Faith Versus Trust


10 Assaults Against God in the Bible



10 Assaults Against God in the Quran


Deism's Principles - Deism Values People



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Mike Henderson
Aug 08, 2023

An example of one of the rules laid out in the Bible that needs to be questioned is the commandment, one of the so-regarded "Ten Commandments", to "honor your father and mother". Even if one's parents might be abusive or otherwise not worthy of honor.


It should be obvious, if one thinks about it, that it is wrong to tell somebody with abusive parents that that person has a duty or obligation to honor such parents.

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Mike Henderson
May 26, 2023

Yes, insight is a manifestation of applying our Reason, i.e. our reasoning ability and our critical facilities. Such insight, or wisdom, can be found in, yes, some of the so-regarded "holy" books, and also in the writings of many secular philosophers.


It is important to remember that anything written by human beings is, at best, fallible. This includes things that are written in the "holy" books, and in writings by secular philosophers. So such insights should be, maybe not ignored but always examined critically.

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WILLIAM SWAILES
May 16, 2023

Please do not confuse revelation with insight. The great religious teachers were seeking insight into the nature of God and his Creation and the concomitant "rules" (guidelines, common sense) which facilitate harmonious relationships with the world in which we live and all of its inhabitants. To ignore these insights is folly of the highest order.

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