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Title: unfortunate and naive
Review: Harris assumes his Stanford Ph.D. lends him the ammo he needs to discredit the legitimacy of faith. His reliance on rationalism launches his polemic with a faulty premise, one that has been discredited by intellectual giants more earnest and powerful than he. Faith does present a paradoxical problem, but, at least where Christians are concerned, it is only an intellectual problem. Because faith depends on acknowledging that we lack the capacity to ever explain existence, surrendering to the notion that faith is not something we come to but which comes to us (through the Holy Spirit, as we surmise through the unmitigated brilliance of St. Paul), one hopes that Harris will come to this pristine realization in time. For now, he is a seeker lost in the wilderness of intellectualism and rationalism, creaky methods for divining truth.
