Title: The difference between Truth and Lies
Product review: In an era where our teachers and ministers alike are striving ever harder to imbue our children with a sense of the beauty of cultural diversity and concord among the peoples of the world, Ridenour's contribution to religious literature is shameful and backward. If one is to follow Ridenour's logic, being a good Christian means affirming that "our" God is not "their" God, that modern science is dubious, and that a layman's survey of the bible is sufficient preparation for spiritual independence. Ignoring modern critical scholarship of the bible (but emphasizing inconsistencies in non-Christian texts), "So What's The Difference" teaches that religious exploration is for clever people like Ridenour but not for those who really want to reflect on the nature of God, salvation and religious observance. That this book should be on any bookshelf is a tragedy.
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