Title: Focuses on Universal Truths
Product review: Mr. Arditti has written the most honest, unapologetic book about a gay man's search for God that I have ever read. This is not a book about religioun, mercifully, or a book with the ancillary purpose of converting readers. Once he begins honestly addressing his gayness, the narrator's search for the stern, narrow God in his mind becomes a discovery of something bigger and truer than he imagined. He might name what he finds "a state of grace"; other phrases that would apply would be "self-actualization," "Nirvana," or "the meaning of life." I hope this review doesn't turn off anti-religion readers -- this book itself is rather anti-religion while focusing on universal truths.
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