"Hogan and Hogan: A Book of Religious Humor" by Charles Alonzo McAlpine, originally published in 1915, offers a delightful collection of stories blending wit and spiritual insight. McAlpine's unique perspective shines through a series of humorous anecdotes and parables designed to uplift and inspire. The book explores the lighter side of faith, making it accessible and engaging for readers seeking a fresh take on religious themes. This carefully reproduced edition preserves the charm and wisdom of the original, ensuring that McAlpine's timeless humor continues to resonate with a modern audience. Discover a blend of laughter and reflection in this classic work of religious humor.
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