Gentle Godlessness

Date: Mon Jun 27, 2005 7:56 pm Subject: Gentle Godlessness

Maybe I missed something or read O'Brien too quickly, but I didnt like it. It seemed like his major audience was the religious people, and since I'm not religious, it didnt grab me as such. I can see the religous reading it because it is sensitive to their beliefs and includes reasons for and against believing in God. I guess with this technique he's able to play to the religious people reading it. But I was disappointed. This was much too sensitive for a non-religious person to read. I was even getting frustrated when he wouldn't just list the for or againsts without the counters attatched. Once again, I could have missed the bigger, better picture.