The arguments put forward in this book do not flow logically.  The author does a decent job of poking the proper holes in the atheistic views on religion, but does not touch on the more pertinent views of humanism.  The author also goes off the deep end in the assumptions about Christian faithfuls.  I could more easily draw the conclusion that Christians should be the least desirable people, because their faith says they don’t need to be good or nice to their fellow man, even if they should.  They don’t need to make anything right if they hurt others, instead all that is required is that they ask forgiveness.  They don’t have to ask the person they hurt, only an unknowable being that will then forgive them of everything that they repent.  There are some good points in the book, but they are drowned out by the satisficing and logical hoops that the author jumps through.

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