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| − | '''''Isaac Asimov''''' was a [[Jew|Jewish]] [[atheist]] who was born in [[Russia]]. He was a [[science fiction]] writer who wrote several stories mocking religion, such as "Reason" and "Bridle and Saddle". He also wrote an atheistic book on the [[Bible]] and one on the [[Book of Ruth]], as well as biased book on the Holy Land called ''The Land of Canaan''. He died of [[AIDS]]. | + | '''''Isaac Asimov''''' was a [[Jew|Jewish]] [[atheist]] who was born in [[Russia]]. He was a [[science fiction]] writer who wrote several stories mocking religion, such as "Reason" and "Bridle and Saddle". He also wrote an atheistic book on the [[Bible]] and one on the [[Book of Ruth]], as well as biased book on the Holy Land called ''The Land of Canaan''. He died of [[AIDS]], which he contracted via a tainted blood transfusion. |
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Revision as of 02:27, March 15, 2007
Isaac Asimov was a Jewish atheist who was born in Russia. He was a science fiction writer who wrote several stories mocking religion, such as "Reason" and "Bridle and Saddle". He also wrote an atheistic book on the Bible and one on the Book of Ruth, as well as biased book on the Holy Land called The Land of Canaan. He died of AIDS, which he contracted via a tainted blood transfusion.