Reviews

The Divine Reality: God, Islam and the Mirage of Atheism by Hamza Andreas Tzortzis

unsecuredstation's review

1.0

The title is very promising, but the book is a disappointment. Again and again, in every chapter and all the way until the end, the book is very patronizing and falls short of living up to the title or subheadings in each chapter. Very often, the author uses seriously weak logical arguments and huge leaps of thought and moves on considering it job well done. Also, in a few places in the book there were some ridiculous statements such as "Most of what we know is based on someone saying so, and that includes facts that we could never deny". I really wanted to see what the book had to offer since it had this shiny title, but I was very disappointed.

zubiashakeel's review

challenging hopeful informative inspiring reflective medium-paced

5.0

faresa's review

1.0

The title is very promising, but the book is a disappointment. Again and again, in every chapter and all the way until the end, the book is very patronizing and falls short of living up to the title or subheadings in each chapter. Very often, the author uses seriously weak logical arguments and huge leaps of thought and moves on considering it job well done. Also, in a few places in the book there were some ridiculous statements such as "Most of what we know is based on someone saying so, and that includes facts that we could never deny". I really wanted to see what the book had to offer since it had this shiny title, but I was very disappointed.