From the author of 'Dilbert', a book of very convoluted ideas / philosophies, which for the most part, are not expanded upon -- merely stated matter-of-factly. It does seem to ask of the reader to suspend the impulse to debate (the book's other central character already takes on that role), and to be engaged in thought processes that seem to revolve around semantics and vagaries. In its defense, the author states on the onset that: "The target audience for 'God's Debris' is people who enjoy having their brains spun around inside their skulls.".
