The Virtue of Doubt

This is sensible philosophy for the masses! Geoffrey Thomas is a fresh voice in the heated debate about our origins that will appeal to thoughtful people of any ideology. If you've ever star-gazed on a clear, moonless night and pondered the eternal mysteries of life and the cosmos, you will find this is a book worth reading. Thomas writes in a conversational style that is honest and edgy without being indulgently harsh or insulting, and he boldly introduces a new theological perspective which is worthy of consideration. Don't expect to find another Richard Dawkins or Christopher Hitchens clone. Thomas walks in a different direction, focusing on the common ground among atheists, theists and agnostics. (Yes, there really are some things upon which we all can agree!) He suggests a progressive new philosophy for holding religious beliefs in our modern world and offers a shocking and thought-provoking idea that will surely make you go "hmmm....." from whichever side of the religious fence you happen to reside.