I like the concept. And I like that he never once said or did anything that made it feel as though he, or anyone he encountered, was trying to convert anyone - most likely due to the fact that he himself was and continues to be (post-living-biblically) skeptical. He made many good points about religion and faith - especially those regarding how people should treat one another.

That being said, about 3/4 of the way through I was ready for the memoir to end. Not sure why I felt this way. Maybe the novelty wore off. Or maybe I was done feeling completely ignorant since I am essentially biblically-illiterate. Or maybe I just really wanted to read something else.