Earlier this year, I read Reza Aslan’s God, A Human History, not really sure what to expect. While I found him to be a good and entertaining author and storyteller, it was a frustrating and disappointing read.
(and yes, I read the Large Print format. In fact, I believe that this was the first time that I actually read a large print from cover to cover, and I enjoyed the reading experience. 🙂 )
Dear followers, I do apologize for having gone missing in action on you over the past little while. Other priorities required more attention than this blog, so I hope that you found others ways to entertain yourself in the meantime. I hope that I will have the discipline and a bit more time to dedicate to the blog. As an apology to you all, allow to present to you this quick entry, simply listing some of the latest books I devoured, in no particular order (well actually, in the order that they’re currently stacked on the table in front of me…). Please accept them as a sort of bouquet. I am simply listing them here, to keep the entry short and sweet, but please don’t hesitate to comment or inquire about any of them, and I will be happy to discuss at length…
The Probability of God – A Simple Calculation That Proves the Ultimate Truth
Stephen D. Unwin has a Ph.D. in theoretical physics with a specialty in quantum gravity. He is also president of his own risk management company.
In this book, the author sets out to calculate the probability of God’s existence using Beyesian theory.
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