This book is a gross oversimplification of history, philosophy, ethics, religion, environmentalism, etc. If this book is to be believed, there are only two kinds of people in the world. On the one hand are people who agree with James and Ryan Dobson's politics and interpretation of the Bible completely, and on the other hand, those who have no belief in right and wrong and who are on the side of Satan. He portrays anyone who is not the exact right kind of right-wing fundamentalist Christian as having absolutely no moral values, sense of right and wrong, or relationship to Jesus and to God. Much of the book consists of Ryan setting up and knocking down straw men. It's also odd that one of the things he rails against in the book is a culture of victimization, when he portrays himself and all right-wing fundamentalist Christians as being "hated" by the entire world. It's hard to think of someone who is less victimized than a young man who grew up with a famous, wealthy, politically well-connected father, attended a private university, lived in a condo purchased by his father in one of the most expensive real estate markets in the United States, used his father's name to get speaking engagements & book deals, etc. Also, why would a true Christian use a term that, despite his claim that he isn't a bigot, is historically tied to racial prejudice, anti-Semitism, etc.? The only possible reason I can think of is that he cares more about selling books than about following the example of Jesus.