Necessary Delusions

From the Theist point of view, the conflict between Theists and Atheists is seen as a struggle between Good and Evil. Atheists on the other hand view the conflict as more of a clash of Reason versus Superstition. In this 98,000 word book, the Theist will acquire an in-depth view of the Atheist mindset. It will also provide them with a comprehensive critical review of the major tenets and doctrines of their religion, making for what some might call "a hard test of faith." The Atheist will finally have a comprehensive source of reference material to use when asked why they are not Theists. They will finally begin to understand that Theists are not unintelligent fools, but actually have some very compelling reasons for maintaining their "necessary delusions." The undecided reader will gain and understanding of why Theists and Atheist are both comfortable in espousing their beliefs. They will also learn about the allure, as well as the problems associated with Theism.