Very relevant to these times. My favorite quote from the book is this one: "We confuse disagreeing with someone's beliefs with disrespecting the person. In fact, we've confused the difference between people and ideas altogether. Where we once used to be able to challenge a person's beliefs without necessarily denigrating that person, we now think that challenging certain beliefs is the same thing as denigrating the person who holds them." I see this on a pretty much daily basis. People don't seem to be able to handle disagreements like they used to.

I also liked that the author (a former Muslim who is now a Christian) pointed out that often these days people who criticize Islam are called 'racist'. He pointed how ridiculous this is since Islam is a religion, not a race. That's one thing many people these days don't seem to understand. I hear it all the time and have often thought about that very point. Overall this book is a pretty good summary of today's times.