Of course, there is no hell Jessie. There is no God either. It’s all made up to get people to do what they’re told and avoid questioning why they are asked to have faith in what is basically a bunch of fairytales. Fine if you want to believe that, but don’t force it on me thankyou.

This book clearly,cooly and rationally explains why religion is so dangerous: it makes people blow themselves (and others) up. It enables people to rationalise their prejudice against those who are different to them by referring to a rewritten set of stories that have no actual historical or scientific evidence to support them.

Again, fine if you want to believe that but when Amnesty International reports that people are having walls pushed on them, or are being stoned to death or beheaded for their beliefs, (just like in the “Good Old Days”) it’s a little more urgent that we subject our need for religion to a little examination.

Dawkins does this using Darwinist theory and frankly, what he reports is a life changing thing. I don’t want to go back to earth in Biblical times, because people like you would rub people like me out in the name of some delusional entity who apparently guides you in your hateful righteousness.

And one last question, how can you state you’ve consumed a book that you have obviously never read?