Our B&N just opened here (first one in Fairbanks) so of course, I had to go overboard. In addition to The End of Faith, I bought 5 Harlan Coben paperbacks and a JD Robb (my reading vice).
My perspective in reading the book is that of a liberal Evangelical Christian. The book is sobering and well written. Some major holes in my opinion though, not the least of which is the author's failure to give appropriate weight to Western (see American) exploitation of the third world (see Muslim) when addressing Muslim attitudes towards "the infidels".
Worth reading, I read it in one sitting (cross country flight).
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