but I think it needs a more fitting title:
(unsolicited re-post)
December 20, 2006, 0:00 a.m.
May I Wish You a Godless Christmas?
Put Some Books Under That Tree.
By Thomas Sowell
People who dread Christmas shopping and the hand-wringing over what present to buy for which person should consider giving books. No need to know what size to get, as with clothing, or what dietary restrictions the recipient might have, as with candy or fruit cake.
One of the biggest advantages books have is that you can buy them on line, without having to inspect the merchandise personally before buying, so you can avoid the mobs in the malls...-- snip --
Ann Coulter's new book this year is titled Godless. Like her other books, it is a gem witty and factual, amusing and incisive, logical and angry.
It ranges across a wide sweep of political issues but its unifying theme is that liberalism is a religion, Godless but faith-based, with its faith being in a social vision that is impervious to any facts to the contrary.
For the benefit of the rest of us, Ann Coulter supplies those facts and they are often devastating to the liberal faith, as her previous books have been...