Does Jesus Have a Bracket?: And Other Obvious Questions You Should Be Asking About Religion

What if the questions you were told not to ask are the exact questions you should have been asking all along?

When athletes thank God for a game-winning shot, does that mean God wanted the other team to lose? If everything is part of God’s plan, why pray for a different outcome? If morality comes from the Bible, why does the Bible contain so much that modern believers quietly ignore? And if Jesus really does have a plan for everything…does he have a March Madness bracket too?

In Does Jesus Have a Bracket? , Marjorie Lucille. takes a sharp, unapologetic, and often hilarious look at religion, faith, Christianity, prayer, morality, biblical contradictions, religious hypocrisy, and the cultural power given to beliefs that too often go unquestioned.

Raised around religion but never satisfied with easy answers, Marjorie writes for atheists, skeptics, doubters, deconstructing believers, and anyone who has ever sat in a pew and wondered, Do people really believe this stuff?

Bold, profane, funny, and fiercely direct, this book does not tiptoe around sacred cows. It challenges the logic behind faith, the morality claims of believers, the contradictions of scripture, and the way religion continues to shape politics, families, classrooms, and personal freedom.

If you have ever questioned God’s plan, rolled your eyes at “thoughts and prayers,” wondered why religious belief gets automatic respect, or felt like you were the only one asking the obvious questions, this book is for you.

Read it with an open mind, a sense of humor, and a willingness to ask what religion has spent centuries telling people not to ask.