I read it stem to stern. It was OK. Pretty much the same as the god delusion and the selfish gene. He brings up some new examples but I've heard him talk about them before.

I don't know. I understand he's anti-theist and that's cool. There's a lot to be said for that position. I still lean that way myself - especially where the abrahamic beliefs are concerned. He makes a few interesting points about the Quran and Mecca quotes versus Medina (is that right?) quotes. I just don't think he's got anything else to prove. I don't believe in God and to me it's pretty simple.

If you're new to all of this then it's probably a much better book than if you're an old skeptic. I'm more down for Peter Russell and people with some hope.