Greta Christina, a blogger and atheist activist, defends the anger and incisive positions atheists take regarding religion. She does so to both equip and inspire fellow atheists and to answer sincere but sometimes naive questions raised by the religious. She argues that atheist anger is grounded in a more authentic concern for justice and compassion because it's often directed at how believers treat other believers. She explains just why moderate or progressive religion is not exempt from the critique of religion, but also makes the case for atheist activism and offers a set of actions atheists can take. A final chapter collects dozens of Internet, print, and organizational resources for the atheist activist. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)