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Since I received a copy before it went on sale, I have read it from cover to cover.
It discusses a number of issues exposing religious and secular philosophies. It is more of a psychological examination on how belief systems have affected people to the point of contention and division.
There are quite a few facts referenced about individual religions and other beliefs not commonly known.
A good read in my opinion as the author is not promoting himself or a specific theology, but rather trying to get others to think more for themselves.
LOL, Drift I was just at the book on Amazon and requested he make a kindle edition ..I will definitely be interested in reading it.
I think it will be out soon.
I'm more of a book in hand kind of person, but I realize the economics. I end up buying a lot of used books myself because of price unless it is something unique.
He also has a website with some related links, and the table of contents of the book.
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