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Rationalism: The Natural Order of Reason is a call to challenge long-held beliefs and embrace a life led by logic and critical thinking. Whether you're a skeptic, a religious person curious about rationalism, or someone who questions faith-based systems, this book offers a path to understanding the world through reason.
The book explores the urgent need to establish organized rational societies to counter the influence of faith-based ideologies that limit human potential. Pronil advocates for a society that promotes logical thinking, environmental awareness, positive ethics, creativity, and mental and physical well-being. He explains why faith-based practices, even when seemingly harmless, can have far-reaching negative impacts on individuals and society as a whole.
Rationalism: The Natural Order of Reason challenges readers to confront their deepest beliefs and assumptions, urging them to foster an open mind that welcomes reason and evidence. This book is a must-read for those who feel the pull of curiosity and are ready to explore the world beyond dogma and superstition, unlocking their full intellectual potential.
Pronil Halder
Pronil Halder is an engineer by profession, born and raised in Kolkata, and currently residing in Bengaluru. He is the former founder of the Bengal Council of Rational Thinking, a Kolkata-based organization dedicated to promoting rationalism. Pronil has been actively involved in various social initiatives aimed at fostering rational thought and critical inquiry. He is also an internationally awarded Bengali filmmaker and the author of a previously published storybook titled Intertwined Fate. Through his work, Pronil continues to advocate for a world driven by reason and logic, inspiring others to question and explore beyond the boundaries of faith.
