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Very rough start. His writing style clearly emulates that of Plato, whom he quotes via one of his characters. It took me a moment to calibrate my mind's voice to a narrator telling a full story with no interruptions, but some skips by the boring parts. The entirety thus far has all been in the voice of the main character as he recounts and tells us what others said, which reminds me of other books in this era.

Very heavy language as he is critizing academic books that I haven't read.

Much quicker pace than the previous book. Great character development.

Already much better than any of the Disney films.

In the opening to this book, the author emphasizes the idea that God is Love, and hence he did not create hell, but a person's choice to turn away from God creates evil. I feel this is a one-dimensional approach the the trinity paradox (That a God cannot be all loving, all powerful, and all knowing). Not only does this complicate several Bible stories, where God creates evil by killing, but also becomes a straw man