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Reading Ray Comfort

Posted on January 23, 2008September 23, 2016 by calladus

As part of my effort to expand my knowledge of religious apologetics, and add to my personal library, I’ve just received a used copy of Ray Comfort’s 1990 book, “God Doesn’t Believe in Atheists.”

No, I don’t expect this to profoundly change my life. And from reading Comfort’s blog, I expect the book to contain little in the way of reasoning or logic.

Still, I want to see what he has to say.

First impressions from cracking the book – oversized text with average words per page of about 250. My eyesight is really really poor, but I think I could read this book without my glasses. It’s almost a Reader’s Digest Large Text version.

If Comfort used a normal font I think he could condense this 200 page book down to a 50 page booklet that would be cheap enough to give away for free instead of charging $12 a copy.

But I spent a lot less than $12. I spent about a dollar, plus another $3 in shipping.

I’ve been ordering other books too, from other conservative religious writers. I haven’t forgotten my original challenge, I’ve been reading books and writing copious notes in the margins, and making notes on my PC. At some point I expect several essays to fall out of these.

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