Title: The dangers of forgetting you are your enemy
Product review: A VERY well-written (overall) book which signficantly furthers reasonable debate.But careful, Bruce. Don't forget you are already what you accuse your protagonists of being. (It's OK - we all are - it's right there in Romans 2:1.)Unqualified statements such as, for just one example, Ralph Reed's Christian principle 'always takes a backseat to stragetic considerations' are the most significant failing of this book and it's no small one.I'm no fan of Reed but such words show the same lack of charity Bawer accuses others of.Still and all, definitely worth reading. I'd like to see the author pen something which focuses more on the 'vertical' plane - I think he has gifts which would excel in that genre.
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