Thread: Have you ever found a book to be good, but too disturbing to continue?
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Old 05-05-2011, 05:20 AM   #94
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Originally Posted by 357mag View Post
I almost stopped reading "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" because of it's anti-religion, anti-God leanings. I state this not to start a discussion on religion or spirituality, it is just how I feel. I am a Christian and I found his anti-God comments disturbing to me. It was a good book otherwise.
I didn't get that feeling at all from this book. It wasn't anti-God learnings it was about how an autistic kid viewed the world around him based on facts and numbers, and you CAN'T state religion in facts and numbers.
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