What are you reading?

People who think atheists have no morals are ridiculous - I've never understood that. If anything, atheists have the potential to be MORE "moral" than theists because their sense of right/wrong is intrinsic, not a result of forced-upon values. And atheists are WAY less likely to hate the gays. I'm just saying.

But yeah, I read most of The God Delusion (But had to turn it into the library before I could finish). I liked it, but, really, his target audience was not me - I don't really need convicning. I'm curious if this book could actually have any affect in changing the opinions of a religious person. Because, as awesome as it was, I kind of doubt it's ability to do so.

 Also in regards to this thread, I read The Daily Mirror last night, which was a book of poetry in which the author wrote a poem every day. I mean, good for him, but the poems weren't very good. Why was this published? I don't understand the world of poetry, furrael. (Case in point: people like Maya Angelou. Eww)