The author's premise is simple. His writing style is clear and efficient. His arguments are non-assuming. For the most part, this book offers the reader something that really hasn't been done before: it treats Judaism, Christianity, and Islam as a triad of variants of one main religion, and then it concisely sums up some of the main points of where they are wrong--that is to say, where there teachings bring up some doubtful information. Curious minds should take a look at it.