Review of Religulous (2008) by Neely Tucker for Washington Post — 02 Oct 2008
One of the rules of satire is that you can't mock things you don't understand, and Religulous starts developing fault lines when it becomes clear that Maher's view of religious faith is based on a sophomoric reading of the Scriptures and that he doesn't understand that some thoughtful people actually do believe in some sort of spiritual life.
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This review of Religulous (2008) was written by Neely Tucker and published by Washington Post on 02 Oct 2008.
Religulous has generally received positive reviews.
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