Allar sögurnar í þessari bók fjalla um trúarlega upplifun að einhverju leyti. Allt frá líkömnun Guðs á jörðu til einstaklinga sem finna fyrir því að eitthvað trúarlegt sé til að einu eða öðru leyti. Misgóðar sögur, en líkt og flestar vestrænar sögur þá snýr trúarupplifunin að vestrænum trúarupplifunum eða hugmyndum um hvað gerist að loknum heimsendi s.s. uppvakningaplágu. ( )

A wonderful collection of stories containing unique perspectives on how faith affects our lives. Faith is a powerful force in our lives in ways we rarely understand, and these stories demonstrate the many faces of faith. Absolutely brilliant. My personal favorite is "Zen and the Art of Gordon Dratch’s Damnation” by Douglas F. Warrick -- a wonderfully written story about exploring and embracing personal belief even in the afterlife. Kudos to Maurice Broaddus, Apex Books, and all of the contributing authors on putting together such a compelling and insightful collection of stories. ( )

What happens when religion meets horror and horror meets religion? A number of contemporary writers tell us.

A nicely put-together anthology. There were only a couple stories that were off-note when I read them, which is an excellent hit-rate for an anthology. As advertised in the introduction, very few of these stories are what you would call "comfortable", but all could be considered quality horror and/or fantasy. ( )