Title: Before you buy the book, read the one star reviews
Product review: While the one-star reviews say little specific about the arguments presented in the book, they say much about the reviewers themselves. Johnson's critics rail, they accuse, they seethe with anger. They claim one needs decades of study to grasp evolutionary theory. They call the book "evil." They attack the author for being a Christian, an attorney, a liar. They insult positive reviewers, Christians, those who dare question evolution and, most of all, the author. Are these the responses of scientists dispassionately searching for---and open to discovering---the truth? Or are these the reactions one might expect of religious zealots they disparage? One thing is certain: many are threatened by this book and the arguments therein. Why, I wonder? Having read the book, I know why: because Johnson's arguments are sound, accessible and depend not upon faith, but on reason.
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