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  • Loved it!

    5
    By SamFan101
    Sam is one of the few authors who I can't get enough of.
  • Excellent

    5
    By Nikolessen
    A lucid, insightful, persuasive, and much needed discourse on the subject of morality. I found this book thoroughly enjoyable.
  • Wow

    5
    By Atheosity
    This is a much needed conversation, 'bout time.
  • Brilliant

    5
    By summerlinNV
    There is no doubting this man's qualifications. At once you realize he is a brilliant scholar. What evolves, though, is his passion and sense of humanity. This book is not anti God, it's pro humanity. Far more accessible than Hawkings, less histrionic than Hitchens. Sam is one of the most compelling authors today. An important read.
  • A Voice of Reason

    5
    By OctoberMac
    Finally someone with the guts to say what I have believed for so long. Yes, we CAN tell some people their values and morals are wrong.
  • Yawn.

    1
    By Bugsmcc
    Pure hubris is nothing new.
  • Must read!

    5
    By Ec92009
    Sam Harris at his best. Brilliant. A page turner.
  • The most important book to come along in 2000 years

    5
    By Jason Hutchcraft
    As strong and solid an argument as can be made- worth every penny and then some.
  • Still chasing big foot..

    1
    By Tony D in Atl
    Ever watch a TV program discussing possible Alien sightings, only to find out at the end of the program, you've wasted 30 minutes, and they never had anything to base any conclusions to begin with? Don't do that again here! More wasted time. Somebody has a beef with God, and I'm not subsidizing it. Watch the author's interview on comedy central, where this book belongs. Science by definition cannot determine morality.
  • I once was blind ...

    5
    By Restore_sanity
    Amen! It is about time -- and perfect timing in many ways -- that the most important argument lying below the surface of societies around the world is finally given voice. Let us hope (rather than pray) that one day soon we will awaken to find that moral direction is defined by reason rather than faith.