Everyone Wants to Go to Heaven, But...: Wit, Faith, and a Light Lunch

By C. McNair Wilson

This title explores the idea that our creator may be as much fun as we can be. By turning conventional Christian concepts upside down, the author aims to guide the reader to find new ways of looking... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1879290162
• ISBN13: 9781879290167
• Release Date: August 2001
• Publisher: Pagemill Pr
• Length: 188 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.8" x 6.5"

Customer Reviews

Insightful & Delightfully Refreshing

An absolute must for your collection, coffee table or gift occassion. A delightful insight into our "religious beliefs" that will pivot the reader into an introspectful hilarious approach to "our" beliefs. McNair is a wonder and a genius!

Hillarious

Mcnair Wilson is a genius. I could not stop laughing once I opened this book. I had to take a break because I was so exhausted from laughing. Mcnair accurately portrays the problems with Americanized Christianity in a very humorous but still convicting way. Mcnair understands the healing and freedom that comes from being able to laugh at ourselves. For anyone who grew up going to church or avoids church religiously, this book is for you. You will enjoy Mcnair's wisdom and humor, and you might end up a little freer on the other side.

I WANT to go to heaven - no if, ands or buts!!

Because of my purposeful separation of religion (my beliefs), pleasure and business, I am not often "moved" to discuss, or even read, books of this nature. However, my godchild was visiting and had just experienced Craig McNair Wilson "live" and had purchased his book. I picked it up - and couldn't put it down. He has an incredible approach to imparting his message with humor, criticism and profundity. The meat of this book lies in McNair's ability to discuss the Bible and Christianity without elevating himself - and relating to it on a practical level. It is hysterical - and meaningful. Real-life words with open criticism to some beliefs and practices. Great for teens and older. Easy reading - great cartoons.