Richard Dawkins is the noted biologist who has held the Charles Simonyi Chair for the Public Understanding of Science at Oxford University. His book, The God Delusion, appears to the untrained eye to be a devastating attack on theism as well as an ironclad defense of atheism. But not everything is as it seems.

This audio tutor (designed for owners of the iPod and similar MP3 players) consisting of a User Guide and over 200 companion audio tracks, carefully dissects Dawkins’s argument and exposes its numerous logical fallacies and factual errors, and demonstrates that Dawkins’ primary argument is itself a faith-based construction. Those interested in improving their ability to think critically will find reading Dawkins’ book along with this audio companion an essential intellectual exercise!

Note — to use this learning program, you must have all of the following:

• A copy of The God Delusion, and
• An iPod (or other MP3 player), and
• A broadband connection (to download the MP3 files).


Read Chapter 1

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Audio samples from The iPod Tutor. Requires Flash player (usually installed on your machine). Presentation will begin after approximately 10 seconds after file begins to download . . .

This short instructional video shows how to access your audio files on the Internet and save them to your hard drive.

Once you have downloaded the .zip archive containing your audio files, here's how to extract them.

After the files are extracted, here's how to import your audio files into your iPod.

Now that your files have been imported, here's how to create your iPod Tutor playlist and add files to that playlist.

Almost there . . . this video shows you how to highlight your flag points.

The link to the left is for those who have purchased a copy of The iPod Tutor, and are unable (for whatever reason) to access the audio files from the Box.net server referred to in the User Guide. Those readers can click the link to the left to access an alternate FTP site holding the audio files. The User Name and Password information for the site is contained in the User Guide.