> Lamb, by Christopher Moore <
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Chris, my physical trainer and all around nice guy, recommended Lamb to me and it had me laughing out loud while thinking about my faith in new ways. The story is about “Biff”, the sidekick friend of Joshua (ala Jesus) and aims to fill in about 30 years that are missing from the bible to tell the story of how Joshua grows up and forms his philosophies. Excellent read. And truly a great tale that was so well told, I would believe it could be true.