The Rage Against God: How Atheism Led Me to Faith Audiobook

" This is a very interesting book by a former atheist who returned to the Church after years of unbelief. The author (Peter Hitchens) also happens to be the brother of the renowned New Atheist Christopher Hitchens, and this book is not only a detailing of Peter's return to faith but a rebuttal to his brother's book 'God is Not Great.' An interesting, thought-provoking read. "

" More of a personal history than a point-by-point attack, I recommend this insight-filled book by Mr. Hitchens, beautifully written by someone self-described as "a former atheist with some skill at words." "

" deep and good. Fascinating to read and understand the other side. Would highly recommend. "

" So many lessons for Americans in this book about where we seem to be headed and where Godlessness leads. A great book and an easy read. "

" This was a very fine book. Peter hit it out of the park, or whatever it is you do in cricket. "

" Last few chapters are very interesting, especially if you've read his brother. "

" This book didn't meet my expectations exactly, but was still an interesting read. It certainly provides a counter argument to "god is not great". In hindsight, I wish I read both books back to back. "

" This book is as much an apologetic for Christian faith as it is an intriguing look at the cultural and spiritual deterioration of post-war England and the societal collapse of the conscientiously godless Soviet regime. "

" Excellent articulation of the journey of a life and an age. "

" Interesting. Not totally satisfying, I don't totally follow how his atheism lead him back to faith. Still, totally worth your time. "

" Great book! I thoroughy enjoyed it. "

" Full of fascinating experiments and insights into how the brain works and what that means for faith issues. Well structured and well-written. "

" If there is no God and if Christianity is no more than fairies at the bottom of the garden then why do some people get so angry about it? he stands in complete contrast to his brother Christopher and although he dissagrees with him he never puts him down. "

" I liked what the author had to say, especially in the last half of the book. The earlier part didn't seem to get to the point very well, and I'm not sure I fully grasp how the full story of how atheism let him to faith. "

" When a polemic is written without skill, intelligence or flair, the result might approximate something like this. "

" Hitchens does a splendid job emphasizing the role of aesthetics in the Christian's apologetic efforts. If the church returns to seeking truth, beauty and goodness in every area of life we would see our pews begin to fill. "

" An interesting story made all the more interesting by the author's brother. Peter Hitchens writes well. "

" Hitchens does a splendid job emphasizing the role of aesthetics in the Christian's apologetic efforts. If the church returns to seeking truth, beauty and goodness in every area of life we would see our pews begin to fill. "

" So far, SO BORING! It's a lot about the history of the Church of England and war, but I am intrigued enough by the subject matter to finish it. The brother of the world's most outspoken atheist is a Christian? WHY?! I need to know. "

" good book. Not the most illuminating, but interesting take on the new atheists from Christopher's brother. "

" I enjoyed it, though not for the reasons I imagined I would. "