In this provocative, lively, and timely work, the author takes the self-styled Four Horseman of Atheism (Dawkins, Dennett, Harris, Hitchens) to task for sloppay scholarship and disturbing rhetoric. Written from the position of a religious practitioner at the sharp-end of a working class parish, this is a counter-blast from "below"; challenging, robustly, the haughty and paternalistic elitism of the New Atheists. Moffat delivers a critique from the perspective of radical Christianity and argues persuasively that, contra the Four Horsemen, genuine religious faith is corrigible, rational, and...