Julian Baggini is a British philosopher, journalist and author who has spent his career making philosophy accessible, relevant and useful for everyday life. He is the founding editor of The Philosophers' Magazine and has written for the Guardian, the Financial Times and numerous other publications. He has authored over twenty books on philosophy, food, identity and the art of thinking well.
Atheism is his concise and thoughtful exploration of what it means to be an atheist, presenting the philosophical case for non-belief with clarity, nuance and respect for those who disagree. The book goes beyond simple rejection of religion to explore the positive philosophical foundations of a life lived without God.
Available as both a book and an audiobook, Atheism offers clear and thought-provoking listening and reading for anyone — believer or non-believer — who wants to understand the philosophical arguments for atheism presented by one of Britain's most accessible and fair-minded philosophers.
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