I've got several notes and highlights that I made while reading this book, but I have to say it's very rare that I read a nonfiction book so quickly. Typically I read nonfiction slowly because it's often not written very well, but this book flows nicely.

I believe my favorite line is this: "Have you ever asked Christian friends if they think Anne Frank is in Hell? Try it. It’s fun." I can only imagine the looks a question like that would bring about!

I want to recommend this book to everyone, especially Christians and not because I think it would deconvert them, but because I would hope it would help them understand what young non-believers go through and, hopefully, be a bit more open minded. All we can ask of the individual is tolerance.

Also, I intend to flesh this review out another day, but for now this is all.