Atheos. Hack 1.0.32 + Redeem Codes

4 years on and it's March 2022, Raise your hand if you're so accustomed to the price of apps ever-increasing that $5 isn't objectionable. Yeah. Thought so. Unless that's $5/mo. We suffer the vagaries of the app store and developers but still won't rent overpriced subscription-only apps.
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4 years ago:
I have this on my list of wanted apps so was puzzled when I noticed I’d downloaded a free app. Ah- in-app purchase. Expensive in-app purchase. I never spend $5 on an app unless it’s very special like the New York Times- no, that’s not even how I pay for my media subscriptions because I want flexibility. I haven’t paid so much for photo editing, cameras, cookbooks...there may be something I paid quite a bit for after using a lite version for awhile but I don’t know. The app sales model= make a good product & sell a lot for very little. Seth, “The Thinking Athiest” reviewed this- considering his background, job and location (Oklahoma) he’s in a position to need it. I live in Boulder*, for Pete’s sake- my appreciation is likely different; more of an exercise. Still, doncha’ think we all can use exposure to logical thought? Isn’t telling us our cost more logical & considerate? Second reason to price your app at it’s real price: you can put it on sale. It’s stunning a thing like a sale on an app matters. Sure, list the app for $4.99, then drop it to $1.99 or less for awhile and the reward centers of our brains light up... Guess what happens to our feelings about the app and developer? We associate the reward with that when we open the app for a long time, we use it more, recommend it, look for others like it... the gain is worth so much more than any “loss” in sales revenue. *I’m unlikely to meet the run-of-the-mill religious and evangelical political party here, we have the delusional anti-vaxxers, homeopathy & cleanse adherents, crystal lovers, etc. I don’t know if this prepares me for them too.

Maybe I don’t understand the app but from my experience the app doesn’t allow religious people to make personal comments. It only gives you backhanded choices to choose answers for a prompt. Also the fact the the “message” of the app is trying to get religious people to “reflect “ on there beliefs is insane. What do people think religious people spend their time doing. Religious people are always reflecting on themselves more than anyone on this planet. And no person would dedicate time to study something unless they have a reason to,so saying that religious people believe for no reason is actually wild.

I have just started to use the app and it seems pretty nice so far. Possibly basic, but you have to start somewhere. To rebuttal “Another village idiot”, science takes absolutely no faith. In fact it rejects faith in favor of demonstrable evidence. Please understand what you’re talking about before going out of your way to underrate an app you don’t understand.

1) Based upon what was presented as free, the rest won't be worth the money.

2) This is presented as an argument against faith based belief systems, but they seem to ignore that science requires faith that what we are taught in schools is true. It is unfortunate that like most things aligned with the democrats, they cherry pick their information, a problem they highlight in the free version.

3) I was excited that this might be a useful tool for argument against faith, but found it to be closed minded and hypocritical, just like the indoctrination from the church my father forced us to attend when I was a youth.

Was the little bit that was free valuable? Only to show I already knew more than enough to see through the religious beliefs of the authors.

Bug fail.

The first part was great and the entire system seems to work. However I cannot purchase the full content for some reason. When I click on it in the Store tab, it does nothing. When I click the Premium button elsewhere, a pop-up comes up, and when I hit ok it also does nothing. Please fix this!

This app has gotten me to think more on how to conversations with believers and helped me to conduct better conversations in general.

This is a pretty good app, and I like the content, but the buttons are waaaaayy too sensitive. Whenever I try to scroll it taps an answer. I certainly wouldn't pay $5 for the rest of it.

I think that this is a pretty cool app and it's brimming with content, but you have to pay to actually use all of it. I was surprised to hit a premium pay wall at the start of level 2, but I don't blame the creators for wanting compensation for their work. I'm just not the guy that's going to pay them! That being said, I enjoyed the first level and if you're interested in these kinds of topics and debates then I'd recommend getting the full app. Be warned though that you might feel like you're being lead through the motions with the app. The questions have answers that you may not have used yourself and so you might feel like a Yes Man that thinks like someone else.

Not only gets you familiar with the theistic polemic, but also teaches to negotiate

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