Politically Correct Old Testament Stories

This collection of stories was great to read: very enjoyable if you can enjoy parodies of Judeo-Christian stories (it was written by a member of the cloth, you know) and like to see how rediculous political correctness can be.The book has two principal weaknesses, which are closely related: once you've read a few, you've kind of read them all, especially if you're familiar with the stories. Second, the writing style isn't varied enough, especially his choices of words. "Non-viable" was funny in the "Garden of Eden" story, and cute in "Cain and Able," but it got old quickly.Still, it's a fun read, and great for kids.

A delightful recounting of favorite bible stories through the filter of modern politically correctness makes you think, and laugh.