1 Atheist 1 Voice
What concerns Atheists? Why do these things concern them? Well, it depends on which Atheist you ask. I am just one Atheist. This is my perspective.
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4 Stars Short, unpretentious, basic
This book is well-written, clear, and for someone who reads in this area, pretty elementary. It makes some very good points, such as pointing out that religion is not the problem so much as the arrogance that often accompanies it. (Pat Robertson regularly speaks for God, for example.) Ms. Hoaks also relates how her sincere questions about Christianity got answered by people quoting Bible verses. I find that more than amazing. She says "Religions are a breeding ground for hate." That's because they create separateness where none need exist. She points out some of the many contradictions and ridiculous statements in the Bible. Overall, I didn't learn much (but I follow this field closely), but it's a nice, warm book, which I recommend to anyone who thinks about religion but isn't sure about it.
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