from blueviolent

While most of the reviews here have dissected Abrams' arguments for veracity, I think that is something that should be left up to the reader. Instead I would like to focus on how the arguments are presented. Just so you know where I'm coming from, I read philosophical and theological books, essay...

from Arseny

I received this book for free, in exchange for a review, but it took me half a year to finish it. Every now and then, feeling guilty, I tried to pick it up, but it just would not go. I hope that it would make a more pleasant read to a non-scientist (as it talks a lot about science), or a non-beli...

from AzureMountain

I confess that I put down this book at the half way point feeling frustrated with myself. I read widely on religion, spirituality and god. There is a whole section of my library that is referred to in my family as the comparative religion section. My path to my own beliefs came from a deep seated...

from jmoncton

There were parts of this book that were intriguing and I felt really challenged how I think of religion. I agreed and liked the parts of this book that analyzed our traditional monotheistic culture, and basically used science to 'prove' that a god that is omniscient and omnipotent could not exist...

from lbeaumont

This is one of the most intriguing books I have read in some time. It shows us a way forward toward a coherence that transcends the divisive religious doctrines that deny the well-established truths of the universe and the sterile scientific models that ignore or dismiss the power of spirituality...