I gotta say I loved this. Its honest, its witty, its funny. It shows how much politics ("you don't need to pass an IQ test to be a senator") is influenced by religion, pokes fun at some of the stories of various faiths, sometimes in ways that go a step over the line, but he has questions that simply need to be answered and the answers he gets are not really all that convincing. Not all are "spokespeople" for their faiths, but as people acting with passion for their faiths ... their view points and answers are still valid views, but more often than not soooooooooo mixed up it just seems so funny.
Bill highlights this all playfully with his doubt, which really is more than doubt, its disbelief. Not all his facts are correct ... but then neither are those of the people he talks to ... and thats partly the point.
I hafta say the Americans come off even more nuts than usual, not uncommon... not sure I'll ever see "Koran Land" theme parks in the middle east.
Bill highlights this all playfully with his doubt, which really is more than doubt, its disbelief. Not all his facts are correct ... but then neither are those of the people he talks to ... and thats partly the point.
I hafta say the Americans come off even more nuts than usual, not uncommon... not sure I'll ever see "Koran Land" theme parks in the middle east.