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Atheist Notes
(ISSN 0953 7791)

7. Paul Anderton, Religion and Morality: An Historical Confidence Trick, 2004, 4pp, 
ISBN: 1 85637 736 9
(pdf) 

6. Professor Antony Flew, The Terror of Islam, 1995, 4pp, 
ISBN: 1 85637 292 8 
(pdf) 

5. Professor Antony Flew, Arguments to Design: Why Life's Complexity Does Not Prove the Existence of God, 1992, 2pp. 
ISBN: 1 85637 119 0 
(pdf) 

4. Robert C. Arne, The Ten Reasons Why the Christian 'God' Does Not Exist, 1992, 2pp. 
ISBN: 1 85637 095 X 
(pdf) 

3. Max More, In Praise of the Devil, 1991, 2pp. 
ISBN: 1 85637 011 9 
(pdf) 

2. Paul Anderton, The Harm Done to Morality By the Idea of God, 1991, 7pp. 
ISBN: 1 85637 031 3 
(pdf)

1.Carl Rae, Why Have Religion?, 1989, 2pp. 
ISBN: 1 870614 84 00 
(pdf)