Title: The author could have made a much better case....
Review: I sympathize with Mr. Davis's wish to adhere to the Seven Laws of Noah and live an ethical life. I too am trying to do that. But his book reminded me of two other books I read: "Dancing Alone" by Frank Schaeffer, which describes the author's journey from Evangelical Christianity into Eastern Orthodoxy, and "The People's Padre" by Emmett McLoughlin, which describes that author's exit from the Catholic priesthood seemingly into agnosticism. All of these books are very self-serving and self-righteous, showing the authors in the best possible light while ridiculing those members of the groups they left. Also, Mr. Davis in his book praises Meir Kahane, the founder of the Jewish Defense League, who was in my opinion a pretty horrible person. That lowered his credibility with me to almost zero. The book has some passing interest for those interested in the Noahite movement, but I found it a pain to get through.
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