Aimed toward alienated youth, Hunting, Gathering, & Videogames explains why we have to work (tracing the common link between the workday of prehistory's hunter-gatherer and today's videogame programmer), and offers a guideline for an alternative measure of "success."

This book is a Socratic dialogue between a Christian proselytizer and a skeptic. The skeptic gets the proselytizer to spell out all the reasons he rejects non-Christian religions, and the discussion then turns to examining Christianity by the same light.