Dawkins' The God Delusion has been described as a "hard-hitting rebuttal" of religion. Its persuasive rhetoric tends to captivate younger readers, who may lack the critical skills to fully assess the evidence presented. Even more seasoned readers, aware of the fragility of Dawkins' arguments, often struggle to articulate exactly why they are weak and delusory.

This book meticulously examines Dawkins' claims, revealing the tenuous foundations upon which they rest. Every argument from the original work is carefully scrutinized and exposed as, at best, a mixture of misinformation and misrepresentation, or at worst, irrational, self-contradictory, and self-defeating.

This book is a great lesson in critical thinking and will empower young readers to confidently question, analyze and critique similar rhetoric wherever they encounter it.