I understand that I hold to an exclusivistic view of God which most Bobos don't, but I would encourage them to consider that if there truly is a God out there, He may not succumb to being defined by each person in his or her own way.
Having said all of that, I recommend the book highly. It's truly an enjoyable read and it will be so fun, you'll forget you are learning anything.
Article comments
1 - DrPat
I read most of this book standing next to a table on an airport concourse a year or so ago. It was so good, I couldn't put it down to go find a seat.
By the time I finished, there were three other travelers standing there reading the book, drawn by my snickers (and a few outright guffaws). I don't know how many got sold that way, but it's definitely an amusing book!
2 - Temple Stark
You think he was trying to be amusing?
The word Bobo has been around for a long long time btw.
At least Brooks speaks his mind.
3 - David Wayne
I'm sure there was a good deal of double entendre in the title. But it is actually a conflation of the words bohemian and bourgeoise
4 - Temple Stark
How about that PJ Rourke. Ann Coulter. Michelle Malkin. How do you think they compare to The Brooks-man on the hilarity scale?
5 - Temple Stark
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