This draws a lot from the Bible in all of the stories and parables.  I noticed a very consistent theme to the book, Jews and Christians are OK just misguided, God is merciful for not destroying you for the smallest transgressions, and if you don’t believe in the Abrahamic form of God you should be destroyed.  One interesting point that is made in the book is that “if God wanted it to be so, then it would be so.”  The interesting part is that doesn’t seem to apply to non-believers.  There was surprisingly little about God, and most about the stories and how a person should live a good life.  I’ll have to read more on religious analysis of the Koran before I can understand everything that it is saying and what that means.

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