Nick Gisburne has really done it this time. He’s writing another book, and in my opinion, it’s about damn time! Blasphemy! The Musical, is a songbook with over 100 songs about religion and knowing Nick Gisburne, they are sure to rouse and offend the sensitive moronic little Christians in your neighbourhood. Therefore, it is highly advised that you purchase this book so that you can work on the common ministry to irritate and offend Christians (well, at least that’s MY ministry). And the best thing about this book is that, unlike the book the Atheists are Revolting, this book will contain all sorts of songs to memorize and use whenever necessary. Like on the bus, in the line at the supermarket, in church (lol) pretty much anywhere. Also, if you can trick an entire congregation into singing one of his songs as a hymn, you will go down in ex-Christian comedy history, much like the crazy Christian woman who mentioned something about a Holy Ghost enema.
To be honest, though, I totally was not expecting to see Nick write another book but this is a very pleasant surprise. I wish Nick the best of success and I hope that his new book flies off the shelves of every bookstore that happens to carry it. Nick has provided copious hours of service to the atheist community, writing, making youtube videos, blogging and keeping up with the news about atheism and the idiocy of religion. He was the one that taught me the term Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia. He provides moral boosts to fellow atheists and his book is something that every atheist should have, along with the God Delusion by Richard Dawkins and God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything by Christopher Hitchens. I haven’t seen much of what is going to be in the book except for the excerpts on Nick’s weblog but I will say that from what I’ve seen - this is going to be a hell of a read. And if you’ve ever seen some of Nick’s Videos such as the Holy Fucking Bible Series, you will agree with me that we are in for one great little treat.
I don’t know about you, but I am seriously hoping that this book gets published before December. After all, this would make a great source for Winter Solistice carols.
