Title: Logic falls apart at p. 70 (out of 301)
Review: As a "card-carrying" agnostic, I was drawn in by the title...unfortunately, this is the best part of this book.I found the first chapter (an hysterical diatribe against Christianity) very entertaining, and was intrigued by the author's promises of formal, logical arguments to support his proofs r.e. afterlife, time travel, etc.. In lieu of this logic, Mr. Knight's proofs rely on nonsensical statements and circular logic. In an apparent effort to hide his flawed reasoning, he fills the book with obviously logical statements and belabors the logic behind them.The math is clearly intended to intimidate readers into accepting his points. Its misuse is analogous to the Christian misuse of the threat of hell to intimidate prospective Christians into accepting the Bible.I'm not saying that you should not buy this book. If you are looking for a well-reasoned treatise against Christianity, THIS IS NOT IT!
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