Review: RESPECT
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 18, 2014
To each his own. I think it boils down to respecting people’s choices. I respect yours, you respect mine. Atheists also demand the same thing and in this book, they want non-Atheist to know who they are and who they are not. It pays to know because knowledge is fundamental in respect. One doesn’t become superior because he or she chose to be in a religion or the other way around.