The case against God

Those who are planning a visit to the new Creation Museum in Kentucky or whose faith needs to be kept under lock and key are not likely to read this book. But those with a serious interest in the psycho-sociology of religion as a flawed human institution will find much to ponder here. After all, we do live at a time when people who passionately believe God is great have no problem flying passenger planes into New York skyscrapers.

Or invading a sovereign country.

Read the rest.