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Ronnel Razon ronneldrazon — Ruhumla konuşuyor.

Ben Taylor ben_taylor — Fascinating. Like splashing the first section of Ginsberg's "Howl" with water kicked up from Rimbaud's "Le bateau ivre" and putting it in prose. Really wish this copy was not mine, and not borrowed from a friend.

Yh Keung _eungyh — I am only reading this cuz I have not yet gotten my hands on the 2009 issue....why. Need to go to book ppl

Rute Torres _ute_orres — Keywords: the absurd death

Gabriella Assis gabisissa3254 — It starts with 'You ask too many questions and you think too much' then gets worse from there. It presumes that the reader believes the Jesus mythology then goes ahead and uses quotes from the bible, in a circular logic, to support the claims of...wait for it...the bible. I went along with the premise of assuming Jesus to be real, but it really didn't help. From one chapter to the next the author fails to keep his arguments coherent. In one chapter God is hidden, then in the next a problematic scipture is explained away by a God that actual visits people - uh, visiting people is the exact opposite of remaining hidden, FYI. In another chapter, God's murderous demands are explained as being moral because, well, god makes life, thus he is justified in taking it ¬¬, uh, ok, but then in the very next chapter when discussing the ethics of hell, it suddenly becomes immoral for god to 'unexist' someone rather than have them suffer eternal damnation. Which is it? Is killing by God OK or not? Fortunately the author is not troubled by such details. Oh yea, speaking of hell; hell isn't full of fire and worms and gnashing of teeth, no no no, that was an allegory you see, hell is just a mental torment of being away from God...as if mental torment for an eternity is somehow better than physical torment? This book is filled with such nonsense. Throughout, the common thread is 'the end justify the means', which is Machiavellian more than divine, IMHO...and of course any troublesome bible passage that is complete abhorrent and debased is explained away by the ever handy 'mistranslation' or better yet, ignored. I feel dumber for having read this book. Needless to say the case was weak. Clearly this is not a book for skeptics, but for lapsed christians seeking reassurance, and this author seeks to deliver a pablum of coddling to bring the stray sheep back to the flock.