My pre-order for Ian Wishart's Eve's Bite has arrived and I am reading it with a view to a review. But in true blogging style, my review will be delivered over a series of posts, for all the reasons I blog. And the comments will therefore form part of the review process, hopefully allowing me to write up a summary eventually.
Before I get into my thoughts around this book, I'm opening up the conversation by pulling out one of the many little thought nuggets Ian has throughout the book. This one grabbed my attention, and represents a major theme in the book:
Before I get into my thoughts around this book, I'm opening up the conversation by pulling out one of the many little thought nuggets Ian has throughout the book. This one grabbed my attention, and represents a major theme in the book:
Because if you examine the evidence in this book, secularism is far less tolerant of dissent than Christianity...Christianity tolerates secularism, but secularism does not tolerate Christianity (pg96)But whilst the book attempts to prove that thought, it could still do with further discussion (unless this comes later in the book). Any comments?