title: The Irrational Atheist: Dissecting the Unholy Trinity of Dawkins, Harris, And Hitchens
author:  Vox Day 
description: <DIV><P>"Day does us all a service by exposing as false some of the glib slogans of atheism."&#160; &#151;Todd Seavey, American Council on Science and Health</P></DIV><br /><br /><DIV><DIV>"Good polemical stuff."&#160; &#151;nationalreview.com</DIV></DIV><br /><br /><DIV><DIV>"Whether you embrace Day&#8217;s theology or toss it, there is no avoiding the cumulative force of the author's counter assaults or the sting of his wit when it comes to the true focus of the book&#151;atheism&#8217;s continuing love affair with nonsense."&#160; &#151;<I>First Things</I></DIV></DIV>
zlib_text: Praise for The Irrational Atheist
  “In a day when too few of the recently published ‘New Atheists’ get hoisted 
  on their own petard, it is gratifying to see Vox Day undertake that assign-
  ment with warmth and enthusiasm.” 
  —Douglas Wilson, Christianity Today
  “Vox Day frags the New Atheism movement with the kind of logic and fact 
  that Dawkins, Harris, Hitchens, and Onfray only claim to use. The impor-
  tant factor is that Day makes his challenging assertions without faith-based 
  cross-waving.”
  —Dr. Johnny Wilson, Editor-in-Chief, Computer Gaming World
  “The Vox is in the henhouse, with the scent of Dawkins’s blood in his nos-
  trils and a mouthful of Hitchens’s feathers! Harris, alas, doesn’t make it out 
  of the book alive and the emergency team is still waiting to see if Dawkins 
  will pull through after receiving one of the most visceral literary lobotomies 
  ever inflicted in publishing. In the culture wars between New Atheism and 
  The Rest of the World, The Irrational Atheist is ‘must-re