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• Name: The God Delusion 
• Author:  Richard Dawkins
• Publish date: 21 May 2006
• Pages: 464
• Genre: Non-fiction
• Language: English

Review:

The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins this was published in 2006 and was an unwelcome book on the market of nonfiction because men it's 

so many people saw it as an annuity intrusion on their personal beliefs however believe what you may this book is not actually as aggressive as you may have heard so to summarise in The God Delusion Richard Dawkins produces 

what I attempted to call the four nails of this book one there is little to no evidence that a God exists to the existence of written can be explained from a scientific point of view three the existence of morality can be explained from a scientific point of view and for religion has done a lot of bad things 

now let me just stop you before you hop into a froth inducing rate I did not say that this book demands that you abandon your beliefs in fact Dawkins barely spends a page on the difference between religion and faiths why people find comfort 

in what they believe which is arguably one of the flaws this 400 page treatise but in the author's defense he has no pretense of going into these emotional intricacies his point is just to discuss the truth and light hood of religious hypotheses 

now if you have any doubt about any other four nails presented then I recommend you spend some time with this book I call them nails because Richard Dawkins fixed each of them up and proceeded to hammer them in each point is mourned by 

so many arguments and examples that to deny them would be unreasonable at best so in that sense I can see why Richard Dawkins wants this to be a book that believers would be reading despite it not being terribly appealing however 

if you are already a die-hard atheist and are already convinced by these four nails then I'm afraid this book brings nothing new for all my talk of hammering there's actually very little depth to this book each point is extremely well researched 

but it's just a shame that the book doesn't contain more original ideas it's all very surface level and when Richard Dawkins just keeps through examples and anecdotes from the table or ridiculing some particular biblical passage of Fable then I feel a bit cheated when by the end of a chapter

 I am unable to recall of what it is that I misread all that being said my final thoughts on conclusion is that this despite not being terribly original is still without a doubt a loud and proud introduction to atheism in general

if you find yourself in a state of theological confusion wondering which side of the debate you should be choosing take this book for a spin 

so it's enough it's a win-win because if nothing else it might relieve you of your worries about sin and that solution without touching.

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