Me of Little Faith: More Me! Less Faith!, (Paperback)

from Sandydog1

This is a 4.5 star book. IF you listen to it on audio. And IF you forgo the dated, early-career, unsophisticated, 80s-centric, totally mis-placed play at the end. We all know that Black is 30% brilliant wit, 69% delivery and 1% twitching (you can almost see it, in the audio version).. There are g...

from ThothJ

"Me of Little Faith" was a sarcastic and satirical walk down author Lewis Black's religious life experiences. I found it funny and touching at different times throughout. Though at times he hit my funny bone, particularly with his commentary on televangelists, Born-again Christians and the far re...

from ThothJ

"Me of Little Faith" was a sarcastic and satirical walk down author Lewis Black's religious life experiences. I found it funny and touching at different times throughout. Though at times he hit my funny bone, particularly with his commentary on televangelists, Born-again Christians and the far re...

from Gingermama

Parts of this book were hysterically funny, and much of it was very perceptive, skewering the more bizarre aspects of organized religion while maintaining a light tone. There are a few chapters (particularly the play at the end of the book) that could have been left out, but for the most part thi...

from SamSattler

n "Me of Little Faith," comedian and social critic Lewis Black searches for humor in organized religion - and he finds plenty. Black is an equal opportunity offender and by the end of the book he has given the reader his take on every major religion in the world - although he treads lightly when ...