I'll be brief, as perhaps Smith should have been with this "book". My honest interest in atheism (or disinterest in any particular doctrine of belief-systems) led me to splurge my money on this little skit.What do I get? Correspondence theory, representationism, Separatationism, Eastern mysticism, yada yada and then some ism. This pedantic diarrhoea could turn a chestnut into a monk for want of some sanity.Nothing against Smith, I subscribe to his monthly e-zine (google for it) which has an occasional point or two that makes me go "Yeah, hmm, true". But this book is entirely skippable unless you sport long hair/pierced tongue and operate under a leitmotif of "dude, like, awesome".Consider Atheism by Michael Martin if you are serious.