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The first chapter of this book was called "choosing atheism" and it really made the rest of the book read like atheist propaganda rather than a fair "history of God" - Then there wasn't much history to be had. There was some basic description of how different religions work. I really never made it past the India chapter, though. And then there were things that just didn't ring true like I'm pretty sure Buddhism doesn't have 33 ways to Nirvana, and if they did it wouldn't have been stolen from the 33 gods and goddesses of Hinduism. I'm not even sure why we started with India when there are older religious artifacts in other places that got completely skipped over. And there was this one random chapter about Odin right at the start of the book - that story dates to 1000 AD so why it would come second in a history of God, I'm not certain. It was never explained, nor even given any significance. It's almost like the guy bit off more than he could chew and just started talking at random instead of offering a systematic history of anything.