Me of Little Faith: More Me! Less Faith! Audiobook

" The first three quarters of this book were great, the last part was tough to read... "

" A quick read and very funny. Lewis Black brings his cutting wit to the issues of religion in modern society. As Black says, anyone who ardently believes in any religion will be quite offended. The open minded will find much to laugh at. "

" Simple. Funny, but not nearly so good as Lewis live. "

" ^.^ Period. "

" If you want to read this book, don't. Get the audio version. While I did laugh out loud a couple times, I was not overly impressed or engaged with this book. I like Lewis Black, but his "voice" doesn't come through in his writing, all the time. Had I thought about it, I would have gotten the audio download and just listened to this. My guess is, I would have given that 3 stars. Oh well, lesson learned... "

" Laugh out loud funny. Not suitable for some audiences, though. :-) "

" If you like Lewis Black, whether from his stand-up comedy or from his work at The Daily Show, then you will probably like this book. I did not rate it higher because it does slow a bit at the end. However, it is worth reading. Black combines humor with memoir and commentary to reflect on his relationship with religion. More importantly, he reminds us of the importance of humor, especially when it comes to religion. The deity, whatever form it takes, must have a sense of humor, so we should have some sense of humor as well when it comes to religion. The early part of the book is the best part. Along the way, we get a look at politics, G.W. Bush, Muslims, Christians, and even Mormons; Black pretty much covers a lot of territory in this book. I did like it overall, and I think a good number of people should read it. Maybe it would help them be less uptight. "

" via NYPL - some funny bits, but a mixed bag at best. "

" Lewis Black cracks me up. So does organized religion. This book was a lot of fun. "

" Would have been better without the play at the end. "

" Looking forward to using my borders rewards card at walden books to pick this up some time soon. "

" Tried to read it... but couldn't get into it... I really like his stand-up, but he just doesn't seem to translate well into written words... Maybe if I got an audio book of it - with him reading it???... :-/ "

" Lewis Black takes no prisoners. Here are his musings on religions of the world... "

" Save your money, this was a complete waste of time. Lewis Black is a comedian that needs to be heard in person. While he does write like he speaks and a lot of the book referred to his life, it just had nothing to offer to keep the reader interested. Sorry... "

" Lewis Black's voice comes through on every page. If you like him and are "meh" on religion, you'll enjoy this book. Funny until the weird play at the end. "

" I think it is the standard agnostic's view of religion. He provides his questions and insights into religion. "

" what can I say, I'm a sucker for intelligent humour. "

" Black certainly covers the folly of faith within these pages. Surprisingly, for a book that exposes the faults and vices of religion, there is an undercurrent of spirituality and belief. "

" so far, I love it. "

" hilarious, real, honest and biting look at the catholic religion and any religion for that matter. i'm a huge fan of Lewis Black and his biting sarcastic wit. Be prepared to be a little shocked and if you are a hardcore catholic...Dont even think about reading this. "

" Boring. Pointless.Black mocks people who have faith in religion then praises himself for discovering that astrology and Psychics are true and useful in guiding his life. "

" a well written sarcastic look at religion. A lot of negative reviews say it isn't that funny, but I don't think it was meant to be a laugh a minute type of book, although it does have a lot of laughs. "

" I always liked watching him sputter and fume on "The Daily Show," but somehow he does not translate well into print. I'll skip his next effort. "

" Lewis Black's voice comes through on every page. If you like him and are "meh" on religion, you'll enjoy this book. Funny until the weird play at the end. "

" See my review of Nothing's Sacred. It's pretty much the same with this book. "

" Strictly for fans of the comedian (among whom I count myself) as he riffs on various religious issues. It's hit or miss. For obvious reasons he punts on Islam, but his observations on his own Jewish background, various encounters with Christianity, and related issues are engaging and often funny. "

" what can I say, I'm a sucker for intelligent humour. "

" Lewis Black is ALWAYS good for a laugh or two...this is no exception "

" Passed the time in the car. Not as funny as some of his other stuff. But oddly closer to my own view of religion and spirituality than most "religious" texts. Worth reading. "

" Had some humor, but having seen Lewis Black live before, I was expecting more humor.Still, with all the craziness of the holidays, it was a nice easy read. "

" Some funny moments, but Black's humor doesn't work as well without seeing his anxious outrage. "