I've tried several times with this book in the past. I like to read about the movements of young culture thought, and at the time when I originally picked this up (at least two, maybe four years now), I was facing a crisis of faith and hoped to gain some understanding of the two sides. Unfortunately, as with the previous attempts, the writers in this book come off quite abrasive. At least in the first two chapters, it's less about understanding why they made the decision to become atheist, more about why God isn't real and with hints of bashing theism.
I've now made it through the third chapter at least, and I'm going to try to continue, but unless something dramatic changes in the later chapters I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Especially not to someone who was in my position.
Agnosticism is where its at.
