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Title: An interesting book to deal with dogmatic proselytizers
Review: This book reminded me of Plato's "Two Comic Dialogues: Ion and Hippias Major." Dr. Tzannes challenged and is often counter-challenged by his wife and muse, Estelle who is a devout Christian, as he gathered his thoughts in writing this book.His no-apologies approach to atheism is based on many occasions that I had similarly encountered in life. However, using logical argument to search for the ultimate truth can be tricky especially when we deal with the majority who believe in a god that may or may not exist.It is not popular to go against the majority who believes in a supreme being but it really boils down to the human construction of a "god." We're not really talking about god here. We're dealing with the power struggle of human beings who used religion to get what they want. It is still an interesting book to deal with dogmatic proselytizers.
