Review: An quick and interesting read full of important information
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 6, 2013
This is a very short book, a novella really, but it certainly comes chock full of knowledge and information.  Having said that, it isn't a boring read, quite the contrary.  Mary-Louise Adams manages to interject statistics, perceptions, philosophies and ideologies in a very interesting and informative light.She is straight forward in her attempt to make sure that anyone who takes the time to read this book will understand that morality is a human issue, not a religious or non-religious issue, an dI couldn't agree more.  Her points are honest and true and extremely accurate in many cases.I myself was raised Roman Catholic and I am know a pagan solitary witch of my own design.  I have never assumed that atheism is amoral, but I can see where more conservative sects of religious individuals would.  For that reason, I can understand the need for a book like Ms. Adams' has written.Although this book may stir up debate, it should.  I for one thought this book was very, very good and I would recommend this book to anyone trying to understand humanity and our morality.I received a free copy for an honest review.