Title: They should mention "christian" on the title page ...
Product review: How can a man actually be a good father by passing on the ignorance of religion to his child? I actually thought "man my dad should have read this book", until I noticed that it was christian-oriented. My experience is that christianity *causes* a degree of passivity, increases the acceptance of ignorance and conformity, etc. Passing religion to a child encourages the lack of critical thinking, increases the blind trust of unknown people and organizations, etc. Almost every religious person I've known has been weak and passive, doesn't question authority, or simply defaults to always taking the religious-right-wing side of arguments without thinking any further about the issue. I have tried to hammer reason into the minds of religious people without success because they are so intent on believing what they've been convinced of through peer-pressure and unsubstantiated promises (lies). Just my 2cents that will be censored out by biased editors.
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