One Layman's Guide for Spiritual Skeptics

This book was written for people, like the author, who are not likely to value others' opinions as much as their own experience and understanding - skeptics. The information presented here is deliberately not 'sugar coated', 'dumbed down' or 'propaganda'. The given viewpoints, evidence and arguments describe the positions held by the author and are presented fairly and clearly, with examples and counter-arguments where needed or appropriate. The text flows conversationally, avoiding religious jargon, and serves up a generous component of common sense. It is definitely not 'preachy'. Like the author's other books, it is like having a conversation that one can put on hold when necessary. Good decisions are not made by accident - they are informed from both sides. If you are, or care about someone who is, a skeptic, especially about things that cannot be proven physically, you owe it to yourself to read this book. It might help you with the most important decision in your entire life.