GOD DOES NOT EXIST - But If He Does, He’s Not Good
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By Reid McArthur

Narrated by Reid McArthur

🎧 12 hours and 40 minutes 📘 Reid McArthur 📅 June 10, 2025 🌐 English
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Is there a God?

Is He good?

Did He write the Bible?

Would He approve of any modern religion?

Fun, funny, blasphemous, easy to understand but hard to refute: GOD DOES NOT EXIST BUT, IF HE DOES, HE’S NOT GOOD, AND ANYWAY, A GOOD GOD WOULD NOT WRITE YOUR BIBLE OR ENDORSE YOUR RELIGION is a comprehensive look at all the ways in which it is possible to deny the existence of God, and what it means for someone to say that they’re an atheist.

Many discussions of theism and belief in God can get bogged down in minor quibbles or points that ultimately don’t mean much. This book seeks to look at all the various ways that the existence of God can be challenged, and critically what each of them mean.

We’ll look at some arguments that are fun intellectual puzzles regarding the beginnings of the Universe, the meaning (or lack thereof) of the existence of anything at all, ways in which literally everything could have been totally different, whether it’s even possible for a Universe to exist if there’s no God, and the all-important nature of alien video games and why they prove there’s no God.

We’ll also look at some things which are less fun: the evils of nature, the evils of man, the evils of the Bible, the ways in which our bodies and our environment are kind of stupid, and especially the evils of modern religions. Why is it important that it’s statistically safer to leave your children alone with a convicted felon than a priest? Why argue about philosophical contradictions in the Bible?

And, ultimately: why is it important to fight against damaging myths, cultural indoctrination, and a tradition of coming up with reasons to declare that something you think is yucky is actually evil?

While I might not convince you of the truth that God doesn’t exist, I hope you will come away from this book as someone who is less willing to accept cult rituals in place of actual good works, and more willing to love your neighbor, turn the other cheek, and wash some God Damned feet.

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Our Review of GOD DOES NOT EXIST – But If He Does, He’s Not Good

GOD DOES NOT EXIST – But If He Does, He’s Not Good is a profound and uplifting listen. Reid McArthur shares spiritual insights with warmth and wisdom. The audiobook format creates an almost meditative experience that deepens the message.

Why Listen to GOD DOES NOT EXIST – But If He Does, He’s Not Good as an Audiobook?

Listening to GOD DOES NOT EXIST – But If He Does, He’s Not Good is a contemplative experience. Reid McArthur delivers a stellar narration that brings the story to life. At 12 hours and 40 minutes, it is the perfect length to fully immerse yourself. The narrator’s voice adds warmth and depth to every spiritual insight.

What You Will Discover

Reid McArthur offers guidance for the spirit and the heart. Is there a God? Is He good? Did He write the Bible? Would He approve of any modern religion? Fun, funny, blasphemous, easy to understand but hard… An audiobook for seekers and believers alike.

Who Is This Audiobook For?

Spiritual seekers and anyone looking for deeper meaning will find GOD DOES NOT EXIST – But If He Does, He’s Not Good rewarding. Fans of Reid McArthur and contemplative listening, this is for you.

What Listeners Are Saying

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Want to debate Christians better? Read this!

If you took every Atheist vs. Christian debate and summed up the atheist side in one book, this book would be it. Reid is an incredible author and while some may see this as TL;DR, it's worth every second. He manage to take every feeling I have about Christianity and…

– Amos Littrell

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