Confesión de un ateo budista

Stephen Batchelor's candid take on Buddhism challenges many traditional views. I wonder what motivated him to write about spirituality without belief in a deity.

The book seamlessly weaves life stories with deep ideas, but I’m curious if others found it more memoir-like or philosophical throughout.

It seems to open doors for those who are spiritual but skeptical of faith. Do others see this as a helpful bridge or a potential misunderstanding of Buddhist tradition?