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Title: This is no skeptic.
Review: As I try to make my own search for the existence of God, Mr. Muncaster's title seemed like a worthwhile exploration. After all, if "the ultimate skeptic," as he continually refers to himself in the book, found God, why can't we all? But Mr. Muncaster is no skeptic, making an argument with a clear bias and assigning statistical odds to Biblical prophecies with no basis for his numbers. And he glosses over many Biblical mysteries which require exploration. Not the least of which is, "How do we even know Adam and Eve existed, much less that Adam named more than 1 million animals in a day, if nobody was there to witness it?" A far better book is "Finding Darwin's God," which attempts to bridge the gap between creationists and evolutionists.
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