Life after death is an emotional subject. Many of us find it difficult to consider even-handedly. I'll attempt to keep the temperature down by assuming Dinesh is right, that we can all look forward to living an infinite new life after we die. He goes further—restraint is not in his lexicon of ideas—to convert us to Christianity in the final chapter. For purposes of this review, his conclusions are all correct.The case he makes for these conclusions is difficult to describe. It is wrong from top to bottom, so wrong I'm challenged to summarize how wrong it is. If his conclusions are correct, they are correct despite everything he has written in support of them. Without further adieu, consider:Dinesh presents Big Bang cosmology and the evolution of life on earth as evidence for an afterlife. Help me unpack this: First, neither theory supports an afterlife, in any way. These theories are not aimed at solving that problem, so they never address it. I may as well tell you that cabbage is conclusive evidence. Because cabbage exists, there must be an afterlife.Second, both theories directly contradict Dinesh's theory of origins. Specifically, Dinesh's holy book claims the god Yahweh created Earth around 6,000 years ago. Big Bang cosmology states that the present structure in the universe developed from a swift expansion of atomic particles and radiation, more than 10 billion years ago, and the Earth took form more than 4 billion years ago. There is zero commonality between them. If you stated the Earth didn't exist at all, that's the only way to contradict more effectively. And yet, Dinesh turns around and says, "No problem, Yahweh orchestrated the Big Bang, and it means we'll all live forever." Genius? Idiocy? You decide.Evolution is "Trip on the Crazy Wheel" part 2. The holy book that assures Dinesh we'll all live after death states that Yahweh created all life, in its present form, approximately 6,000 years ago. The theory of evolution observes that life began billions of years ago and exists in a constant state of change. None of the larger animals alive today existed when life began on Earth, they all developed much later, in a process that required no outside intervention. What could be more opposite, more contradictory? Well here comes our superman of logic again, and Dinesh says, "Absolutely! Yahweh was there all the time, playing every note in the evolutionary scale!” If only Dinesh could have a long talk with all the theologians in the last 200 years who took issue, realizing that evolution and the Big Bang, if true, invalidated the Bible. Dinesh had you covered! All that conflict was for nothing! Both theories are right, and Yahweh did it all.I'll limit myself to one more astounding statement, made many times, that is more than deluded, it is a bold-faced lie. Page 125: "The best evidence of contemporary neuroscience is that the mind cannot be equated with the brain . . ." Page 136: "We are quite safe in concluding that consciousness lies beyond all known scientific laws and explanations." He implies that neuroscientists agree, our minds are not material, are not processes performed by physical organs. This is not true, in any measure. Neuroscientists do not agree with this idea, in any significant number. Dinesh weaves in the speculations of psychologists and philosophers, cherry picking their random sentences to manufacture "scientific" consensus. Note his dishonesty; he does not cite a single neuroscientist who supports "immaterial mind" in any way. I'm not an authority, but I have read widely in the popular literature, and in my reading, no credentialed author has stated that "the mind cannot be equated with the brain."As for the companion revelation, "consciousness lies beyond all known scientific laws and explanations." What is he thinking? How could anyone provide evidence, for or against such an unfounded, useless proposition?Because I can read Dinesh's mind, let me explain what's going on here. He has two aims: First, to make you give up trying to make any reasonable observations concerning your own consciousness. It's all beyond your power, beyond science, beyond space and time and . . . whatever else, it's beyond that too, so don't try. Instead, just trust Dinesh to lay it out for you.Second—and this message crashes in the ears like cymbals on every page—Dinesh D'Souza is one remarkable intellect. He takes every opportunity to pat himself on the back for his unequaled insight and claims victory over questions that have troubled mankind for millennia. You and I are truly fortunate to be born in a time when we can receive the divine wisdom of Dinesh D'Souza in print.Oh, and evidence for the afterlife, you’re waiting for that, right? A woman in cardiac arrest identified the location of a tennis shoe, on the ledge of a hospital in Seattle. Case closed. Enjoy your happy life after death, everyone!