Help me find good skeptic fiction

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...and no love stories, lol.

Specifically recalling an author on a radio show talking about his book about a clergyman undergoing some sort of doubt and looking for answers possibly while travelling...vague recall, it was a couple months ago...thanks if you can help...

Edit: just remembered the interviewer compared this book to The DaVinci Code, so I think it has some elements of intrigue/adventure.

[Erxomai]

(28-02-2012 07:16 PM)ValerieAnn1975 Wrote:  ...and no love stories, lol.

Specifically recalling an author on a radio show talking about his book about a clergyman undergoing some sort of doubt and looking for answers possibly while travelling...vague recall, it was a couple months ago...thanks if you can help...

Are you sure you weren't just thinking about me?


A great story by Robert Heinlein: Job: A Comedy of Justice.
I'm actually thinking about reading it again as an atheist since it troubled me so much as a theist, when I read it years ago.

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(28-02-2012 08:18 PM)Erxomai Wrote:  

(28-02-2012 07:16 PM)ValerieAnn1975 Wrote:  ...and no love stories, lol.

Specifically recalling an author on a radio show talking about his book about a clergyman undergoing some sort of doubt and looking for answers possibly while travelling...vague recall, it was a couple months ago...thanks if you can help...

Are you sure you weren't just thinking about me?


A great story by Robert Heinlein: Job: A Comedy of Justice.
I'm actually thinking about reading it again as an atheist since it troubled me so much as a theist, when I read it years ago.

You can think that if it helps you, dearie *pats Erxie on the head* Actually, I heard about it before joining the forum here, but didn't write it down since my hands were dirty scooping cat litter. Thanks for the recommendation, I'll look for it on my next library trip.

[Erxomai]

(28-02-2012 08:38 PM)ValerieAnn1975 Wrote:  

(28-02-2012 08:18 PM)Erxomai Wrote:  

(28-02-2012 07:16 PM)ValerieAnn1975 Wrote:  ...and no love stories, lol.

Specifically recalling an author on a radio show talking about his book about a clergyman undergoing some sort of doubt and looking for answers possibly while travelling...vague recall, it was a couple months ago...thanks if you can help...

Are you sure you weren't just thinking about me?


A great story by Robert Heinlein: Job: A Comedy of Justice.
I'm actually thinking about reading it again as an atheist since it troubled me so much as a theist, when I read it years ago.

You can think that if it helps you, dearie *pats Erxie on the head* Actually, I heard about it before joining the forum here, but didn't write it down since my hands were dirty scooping cat litter. Thanks for the recommendation, I'll look for it on my next library trip.

See why cats are so evil? They keep you from being a productive citizen.

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OMG, so true, Erx....Oliver tries every morning to stop me from going to work!

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I'm resurrecting this thread. Give me ideas, people!