Yeah, this book was humorous for the first chapter, until the author's sarcasm became overwhelming, what I would call full-blown arrogance and hypocrisy. First of all, if you intend to write a whole book centered on ridiculing people for their faults, *AND* claim to follow Christ, something's wrong. Jesus' command to love one another includes everyone--even those insane fundamentalist, Bible-thumping freaks you come across. There is such a thing as constructive criticism (which is not used here).What cinched it for me was the irony of sneaking an ad for their magazine at the end of the book. After all that ranting on Christianity becoming a giant sales pitch? Come on now, he should've known better. That was the funniest part, in MY opinion.I'm going back to the bookstore and returning it. I guess he may have started with good intentions, but somewhere along the way lost the concept of Jesus' love and grace.