I read most of this but it was a chore. I'm not a big non-fiction history reader so this may be more of a reader issue than writer issue. I don't feel like Aslan said anything new and was hoping to hear more about his point that we should not humanize God. This, I think, was the main point of the book and effort was made to discuss how this might be hard-wired into our brain but the examples were a bit of a reach for me.