Offensive As Hell: The Joys of Jesus Freak Bagging
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.31 (563 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1419609718 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 100 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-02 |
| Language | : | English |
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Albums of her original music can be found at random-factors, and a list of her published stories at her website, lesliefish. She lives in Arizona with a variable number of cats and guitars. . Leslie Fish is a professional writer and musician, usually specializing in Science Fiction themes
About the Author Leslie Fish is a professional writer and musician, usually specializing in Science Fiction themes. Albums of her original music can be found at random-factors, and a list of her published stories at her website, lesliefish. She lives in Arizona with a variable number of cats and guitars.
Offensive and Hilarious!! Tabby Sweet This book is definitely not for everyone. Especially people who feel that they must preach to others about their personal beliefs. However, if you want a good laugh and a few creative ideas on how to keep certain "religious folks" away, you need to read this.Before reading, please keep in mind that the term "Jesus Freak" does not mean Christians. It means those over zealous bible mongers who practically FORCE religion down your throat. True Christians are not like that!Highly recommended!!. Bronwynn Forrest Torgerson said Sassy and Succinct!. The Fish and her friends don't mince words -- 'Hell' is what you're gonna catch if you come at them thumping your Bible. Loved this book! So many fiendishly imaginative methods of fending off the Fundies, and the anecdotes are told with great relish. This book belongs in every Pagan's ammunition pile!. Amusing testimonies and potential guide M. Andersen Funny as hell, something one can share with friends or pick up when looking for a good laugh. How many times have you sat around with friends and talked about the last group of such n such who came around and annoyed you, or some funny thing that your friend did when he or she was last pestered? I wouldn't call the book offensive, unless your one of the ones going door to door, even some of my friends of those faiths would laugh along with me.
Real-life stories of how ordinary people have sent pesky religion-pushers running, just by using wit, humor, and a bit of luck.