The Dawkins Letters

"I have read your manuscript. In a word, it is SUPERB! You really do an extraordinary job."

-- Samuel Logan (International Director, World Reformed Fellowship)

Wow, this is an intelligent and well-crafted view of RD's book.

-- Response from an atheist on Richard Dawkins Website

The content is excellent. It's a fun, engaging read.

-- Ligon Duncan (Chancellor and CEO, Reformed Theological Seminary)

The book does a particularly good job of point out the unending contradictions between what Dawkins wants to believe and what he must actually believe.

-- Tim Challies (Author, ‘Seasons of Sorrow’)

This book is a more than useful contribution to the 'Dawkins Debate.'

-- Christian Marketplace (Resourcing retailers and suppliers)

Brief, brilliant and compelling... It is a remarkable apologetic for the Christian faith and an essential tool in winning the battle of ideas. I'd give it ten stars if I could!

-- Richard Morris, Wesley Owen

This book is a refreshing, excellent read... I wouldn't hesitate to pass this book on to a non-Christian, atheistically-persuaded friend.

-- The Evangelical Magazine (Published by Evangelical Movement of Wales)

Note from the author: The poster, 'richarddawkins.net' (is this an official view?) accuses me of lying and gives the example of the quotes on the cover of the book having been made up. From a Christian perspective this accusation of lying by either myself or CFP is very serious. Lying for Jesus is obviously self contradictory and wrong. The example that the poster gives is just wrong. All the quotes came from the Dawkins website, were seen by many people, and I have copies of them all. However over 300 posts were removed from that particular thread - including many of my own posts and all the ones referred to in the book. Perhaps it was just a coincidence but whatever the case those quotes did exist. If the poster is writing on behalf of richarddawkins.net, they know this and therefore are themselves not telling the truth. It is not the first time that a lie is told in order to accuse others of lying. It is very strange that richarddawkins.net are so keen to accuse me of lying, it indicates a certain level of desperation. They are struggling to answer The Dawkins Letters and so have to revert to attacking the author.

-- David Robertson

Wow, this is an intelligent and well-crafted view of RD's book.

-- Reader on www.richarddawkins