What if 100 believe X to be true and 1 that it is not, what then?
palmer joss is trying to make a deist point, which is funny coming from a fundamentalist preacher. that 95% just believes in some kind of god, period. if it came down to WHICH god is right, possibly greater than 95% would in fact be wrong.
i liked him better as a tatooed circus freak than the "insert cute guy here" love interest. the book actually makes a better comment on spirituality, intelligent design (for lack of better words), and it's role or lack thereof in the things important in life. but i won't spoil the ending.
and no, numbers of believers do not affect the truth of the belief.
This message has been edited by Arachnophilia, 03-10-2005 07:20 AM
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