The God Delusion (Richard Dawkins). Anyone else read it? Opinions?
It was definitely an interesting read. I enjoyed it, but I've never quite understood the hullabaloo over it. There's nothing particularly original about it. By and large, it's a compendium of other people's arguments, and there are many, many other works just like that.
they did it:What I always wanted them to do, but I know they probably never will, was to put all the comics older than a few years in one series on disk so people could go back and read all the old ones on a computer. That way they could take all the Spiderman comics, that came out further back than 5 years ago for example, and sell it for like 50 or 100 dollars or something. I might actually buy something like that, and it would be a lot easier than trying to acquire all the old out of print ones that they aren't going to profit from much anymore anyway.
Yeah, my friend has that and it is awesome. I need to buy my own.
I don't know if you're into DC Comics but they have there own encyclopedia. I have it and it's cool, too (at least if you like DC).
it's been mentioned a few times on the board. i think the biggest deal about it is the fact that it's Premium Link Upgrade . he makes a compelling argument equating belief in god with everything wrong in our society. (i might be guilty of hyperbole here).
if you're an atheist and want ammo in your quest to convert theists, this book is all you'll need (along with a willingness to make enemies).
they did it:
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i'm reading the gulag archipelago by aleksandr solzhenitsyn, interspersed with pagan babies by elmore leonard
:nono:I was reading Ulysses by James Joyce, but that was too fucking boring, so now I'm reading a book by a norwegian author.
Nonzero - by Robert Wright. Anyone read it? Opinions?