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I saw a program on the Discovery Channel a while back that talked about how many people claim to have supernatural experiences after they have suffered a head injury.
I have read the book, and it sounds suspiciously like that is the case here. I know it is a fictional book, and should be taken as such. How anyone can "find inspiration" in it is a mystery to me.
I read it because a friend recommened it, and I am not opposed to reading something that assumes "facts" that I don't believe in. I don't think I would learn much if I was that narrow minded. Can the "believers" say the same thing?
The notion of God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit "materializing", is ludicrous. Personally, I think their existence in the first place is ludicrous.
For a counter-point to this book, read: god is not Great, by Christopher Hitchens.