"Religious Belief vs. Analytical Thought" is an insightful non-fiction book that explores the relationship between religious faith and analytical thinking. The author, Edward R. Miller-Jones, examines how different belief systems and cultural contexts influence individuals' ways of thinking. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the definition of religious faith, which is often associated with supernatural forces and moral values. It also discusses how analytical thinking, characterized by critical questioning and rational considerations, can lead people to become less religious. These insights are based on current studies and offer a deep understanding of the dynamics between faith and rational thought. Readers interested in philosophy, religion, and the psychology of belief will find valuable information and perspectives in this book.