and this was a counterargument to all the antigod books that had come out years ago, dawkins and hitchens had been talking about there was no rational basis for believing in god, and dinesh d'souza said, well, quite the opposite, there's a rational reason for believing in god, this book takes up where that book left off. why it makes perfect sense, logical sense to believe in heaven, the afterlife, miracles and things that are not particularly consistent with the atheist point of view. and he takes a very logical, rational approach to proving why it makes more sense to believe in the afterlife than to dismiss it as a fairy tale. >> finally, mark furman, the murder business. >> another regnery best-selling author. he did his very first book with us about 1 years -- 12 years ago. of course, that was the brook that -- book that broke open the o.j. simpson murder case. he's come back to regnery with a very, very interesting book. he's, of course, best known as an analyst of crime, and he has solved a lot of the biggest crimes that we have seen. he is a fox news contributor, he talks a lot abo

counter-argument to all the anti-god books that had come out a couple of years ago, dawkins and hitchens had been talking about their argument that there was no rational basis for believing in god. and dinesh said, quite the opposite. there's a very rational logical reason for believing in god. this book takes up where that book takes up. life after death talks about why it makes perfect sense, logical sense to believe in heaven, the after-life, miracles and things that are not particularly consistent with the atheist point of view. and he takes a very logical rational approach to proving why it makes more sense to believe in the after-life than to dismiss it as a fairy-tale. .. this book is partly a media bias a book, the media's role both complicit and accomplice in solving crime but also in that are sort of obsession with crime as entertainment. in his point is that we have probably gone too far in treating crimen as entertainment in reality tv, and how that gets in a way of solving crime investigators and police detectives doing their job and what it means for us as a society so it s