Title: Poorly argued views, faulty reasoning
Review: Let me just say first of all, I'm an atheist. I wasn't offended by the views of the author or anything. But some of his statements just don't hold water.For example, he claims that the belief in Hell is necessary to Christianity. That's not true. It's possible to not believe in Hell and still be a Christian. Also, I couldn't go any farther after reading his argument for the existence of an afterlife. It was terrible -- it might convince a three year old. He also manages to muddle up the difference between knowing that something happened, and whether it actually happened or not.If you want to read some poorly structured, informally written, and terribly argued material, this book is for you. If you want to read arguments that you can believe, go elsewhere.On the plus side, I will say that his impassioned comdemnation of campus preachers was somewhat moving.
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