The Atheist's Survival Guide

35 Ways to Combat Religious Intolerance

By: Martin Johnson

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Thrive in a World of Religious Intolerance: A Survival Guide for Atheists, Agnostics, and Secular Allies

Are you an atheist, agnostic, or secular "none" feeling isolated in a world where religious intolerance is on the rise? Do you worry about being ostracized, persecuted, or threatened by radical religionists? If you’re a political progressive, an advocate for gender equality, a member of the LGBTQ+ community, or neurodivergent, and have been accused of lacking morals or religious values by Christian nationalists and MAGA radicals, this guide is your essential ally.

In a time when religious and crypto-religious extremists are seizing political power, even in pluralistic societies like the US and Western Europe, it’s more important than ever to find strength and community among like-minded individuals. This comprehensive guide is here to support you.

Rooted in the principles of humanism, rationalism, and empathy, this book is perfect for both the intellectually curious novice and the religiously savvy secularist. Inside, you’ll find 35 actionable strategies to help you foster mutual understanding, promote peaceful coexistence, and—when necessary—shift into full survival mode.

Don’t just survive—thrive in the face of rising intolerance. Empower yourself with the knowledge and tools to navigate a world where your beliefs may be challenged, and your safety threatened. This guide is your roadmap to resilience, community, and strength in the face of adversity.

Testimonial
"Whether you’re a brand-new baby atheist struggling to make sense of it all, or a battle-hardened heretic increasingly alarmed by the ongoing political nightmare that is our current reality, this handy guidebook has what you need to understand and fight against the threat of religio-fascism — or to survive under theo-fascist oppression."

-David Fitzgerald, Author of Nailed and The Complete Heretic's Guide to Western Religion series, including The Mormons and Jesus: Mything in Action