The Rage Against the Light

The book critiques Christopher Hitchens' anti-theistic views, presenting a counterargument that portrays God not as a dictator but as a figure of love. It challenges Hitchens' assertion that religion is morally bankrupt and irrational, arguing instead that Christianity promotes intrinsic human value and resists tyranny. Aimed at those influenced by Hitchens, the work encourages readers to reassess their beliefs and consider a more rational and positive perspective on faith.