I'm not sure. There is much less evolutionary biology - and most of it has been in Dawkins's earlier books, often several times - and the same is true of the regular mocking of creationists.
The discussion of the possible biological or cultural imperatives for religion is quite interesting. I am normally quite unable to understand why any rational educated person should be religious [1] and Dawkins goes some way towards a possible explanation.
There's quite a bit about the political machinations of the religious right in America, too.
[1] Honestly, I'm not trying to launch TGGD here. This is the literal truth.
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I'm not sure. There is much less evolutionary biology - and most of it has been in Dawkins's earlier books, often several times - and the same is true of the regular mocking of creationists.
The discussion of the possible biological or cultural imperatives for religion is quite interesting. I am normally quite unable to understand why any rational educated person should be religious [1] and Dawkins goes some way towards a possible explanation.
There's quite a bit about the political machinations of the religious right in America, too.
[1] Honestly, I'm not trying to launch TGGD here. This is the literal truth.