Weapon in Heaven tries to turn you away almost from the first page. But instead you find yourself turning pages. The protagonist, Eddie Licklighter, turns on God with a hatred so palpable you may squirm, especially if were raised in any of the major religions. Another major character, a minister named Paul, commits a graphic and unpardonable sin, which ratchets up the discomfort another notch or two. But these two people find each other and begin a journey which challenges the traditional God-view in a humorous and thought-provoking way. This book will offend the devoted believer, but is truly an intellectual exercise for the believer who likes to think for himself. It challenges that which we grew up with -- forces us not to coast on our faith. It won't necessarily change your mind about anything, but it provides the alternative point of view that is fundamantal in any intellectual endeavor. And faith should be an ongoing examination.