How To Be A Perfect Christian - The Babylon Bee book review

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WARNING: IN THE TRADITION OF THE SCREWTAPE LETTERS BY C. S. LEWIS, THIS STINGING SATIRE TAKES A HEALTHY STAB AT CULTURAL CHRISTIANITY . READ IT, LAUGH ABOUT IT... AND THEN LET IT LEAD YOU TO THE SWEET TASTE OF TRUE GRACE. 
                                 - The back cover

I have been a huge fan and regular reader of the Babylon Bee for close to a year. When I found out they were releasing a book, I got a copy as soon as possible. In How To Be a Perfect Christian, The Bee offers terrible advice on how to reach spiritual perfection. Step number one being leave your church. Through ten chapters, the Bee humorously explains how to find the right church, worship like a pro, do life together, serve without lifting a finger, look really spiritual online, conform to mainstream Christian beliefs, crusade against the heathens and more. 

Before reading this book, I strongly recommend visiting babylonbee.com to see if this book is for you. The Bee’s satirical writing style can be borderline offensive at times, especially when you are the subject of one of their jokes, but the large amounts of sarcasm and exaggeration are meant to reveal our cultural biases. I highly recommend this book. 

I received a free copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. 


About The Babylon Bee

The Babylon Bee is the most popular Christian satire website, with more than 300,000 Facebook fans, and over 70,000 visitors to the website daily. They are a trusted voice in humor across a wide range of modern Christians.

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