s/o books...

4forluck

Has anyone read The Case for a Creator?  My BIL told me about it and it kind of got me interested.  I consider myself Agnostic and before the author wrote the book he was an Atheist.  He set out to prove to his wife that Christianity was false and ended up a believer.  I'm interested in what he discovered that converted him.  So, if you have read the book, is it a good read or is it dry?  The local library here doesn't have it, so I want to make sure I'm going to like the book before I buy it.

 Also,  I'm not posting this to start a debate over religion, I just want to know it the book is good.    

lelekay

I've never heard of it, so I'm no help to you, but I just wanted to say that it sounds fascinating!  I hope someone here can give a thumbs up or down.

kaesha

It seems that a lot of prominent athiests end up as either agnostics or as religious. There was one who died in the early part of this decade that converted on his death bed. I can't remember his name though.

Sounds like a super interesting read! If you tackle it, I'm really curious to hear what you thought about it!

irishmilla02

Like the PP, I can't give any thumbs up or down but I am very interested in hearing the reviews - either from previous readers or if you read it.  It really sounds fascinating and, like you, I am very curious to know what changed and what made him believe. 

Kalani

Sounds interesting.  I also wonder what made the author convert.

redshoegirl

I haven't read it, but my mother (who is fairly religious) has and I remember her saying it was good.