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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]], which he contracted via a tainted blood transfusion.
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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''.  His most popular work remains ''I, Robot'', a book about the existential dichotomy of artificial intelligence that was faithfully recreated in the Hollywood title of the same name starring [[Will Smith]]. He died of [[AIDS]], which he contracted via a tainted blood transfusion.
    
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[[Category: biographies]]

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