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Title: Losing Faith : A Quest for Truth and the Origins of Life by W. Summer Davis ISBN: 0-595-18875-3 Publisher: iUniverse.com Pub. Date: July, 2001 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $12.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.6 (5 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Authorative and accurate
Comment: Not since Cosmos have I read a more direct and accurate treatment of topics such as evolution, cosmology, mythology, and history. The author knows his stuff, and it shows. From the coast of Greece to the streets of New York, from the pre Christian era to the civil writes movement, Losing faith is a search for truth. Above that, it is a brave search for difficult answers to impossible questions- yet the author has done the impossible. he has answered them. I would highly recomend this book to anyone seeking real, honest answers to life's most arduous questions

Rating: 5
Summary: Grood Inforative Reading
Comment: Losing Faith is a very good book exploring the question of the existence of God from seemingly different points of view (ie. Religous, Philisophical and Scientific). On the surface and from history these views have always seemed to confict but the more one looks the closer these views seem to be merging especially in recent times. This book is very easy reading and very informative. It covers Religous, Philisophical and Scientific views including the history behind the differing beliefs and conclusions about what God represents for each. Anyone who is on the fence as to what God his to hisor her belief system should read this book!

Rating: 4
Summary: Things Made Understandable
Comment: WOW. You have to get this book. The most complex ideas made simple. WOW.