The Savvy Convert's Guide to Choosing a Religion
Americans are serious about religion, yet willing to have fun with the world of faith.A prime example isThe Savvy Convert's Guide to Choosing a Religion, a humorous new nonfiction book that treats finding the right religion as the ultimate purchase.It's a "Consumer Reports"-like assessment of 99 faiths with aSaturday Night Livespin, because there's never been a better time to be in the market for meaning. --The Delaware News Journal--The Delaware News JournalSince Al Gore invented the Internet (Or maybe it was Consumer Reports?) we've been hooked on comparison shopping. Hours of research go into committing to your next car, so why not your next holy conversion? Whether you're faith is in the dark or you're just in the mood for a good chuckle,The Savvy Convert's Guide To Choosing A Religionis the answah to yo' prayahs, delivered by the faithfully irreverent publishing company Knock Knock. No more embarrassing afternoons spent alone in the wrong place of worship for you, because the perks, drawbacks, and dress codes of 99 religions have been compiled for your convenience. They've even listed the activities and paraphernalia you and your new religion can look forward to. --Desert Living--Desert LivingThis hilarious consumer guide compares 99 religions and cults, enabling you to choose the faith that fits your lifestyle. --Ok! Weekly--OK! Weekly