The God Delusion
Richard Dawkinsno description yet..
status | Copy #1 (2604): in |
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genre | Spirituality » Religious Studies |
publisher | Mariner Books |
publish date | November 1, 1991 |
popularity | checked out 0 time(s) |
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Though occasionally a tough read, Dawkins approaches supernatural existence with the no-nonsense of hard arguments. As a trained scientist, he explains his Athiestic viewpoint, often using animal behavior as an example. His conclusion, you’re better off knowing than believing, better off with an attitude of doubt rather than with certainty. That said, his thesis seems likely to turn off someone currently engaged in faith who might be interested in non-belief. Dawkins’s other works are equally dense and adamant.