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Ondrej Zoričák zorino — Hitch and I haven't been seeing eye to eye lately (c.f. his undying support for the Iraq war) but my favorite stuff of his is where he tackles religion. I loved his unforgiving attack on Mother Teresa ( The Missionary Position: Mother Teresa in Theory and Practice) and the excerpts I've read from this book on Slate have been amazing. Sure I'm a member of the choir, as it were, but Hitch has a way with words that makes me proud to be an atheist in the company of such a writer. Check out excerpts here: http://www.slate.com/id/2165033/entry...

Rudransh Manocha rudranshma7c8c — Jerry Bridges does a good job uncovering the respectable sins of Christianity. He exposes our willingness to judge those outside of our community for their sins while disregarding our own. I don't think that Jerry's writing is the best, and I don't agree with some of his methods for trying to overcome these respectable sins. But the fact that he is willing to call a sin a sin, and to point out some of the "logs in our own eye" makes this book a worthwhile read. I believe that those who read this book will be able to find their own ways to overcome these sins once they realize that they are, in fact, sins.

Pavi Mp bytebit01c28c — This was amazing! It's the story of a Christian woman who was sent to a German concentration camp for helping Jews during WWII. She is a great example of faith and forgiveness because I'm not sure I could forgive if I were put in those same circumstances. It's hard to read certain details of life in a concentration camp but this story was so positive and uplifting.