If the actual Gospel was half as interesting as Moore's epic book then believe me we'd have so many more believers! 
 I'm going to be honest and admit that beyond a half hearted attempt back in High School, I never actually read the bible. So I am kind of confused now as to which parts of this book was fiction and which parts were true, or as true as they tell us they are. Apart from the religious aspect of this book, this was a good story. Moore is a master of the humorous fantasy genre. His characters are all so real, yet not. 
 I don't know why, but I'm angry at Joshua, forgetting the whole son of god for a second, why did he have to be so damn perfect! And why did Biff have to always be second to Joshua! I love Biff. He should've been the star of this show! Hmph! But that would beat the point now wouldn't it. :P 
 Mostly I'm angry at Joshua for the ending. Why! Can someone please explain to me how the crucification saved us?! Okay, I know this is a fictional story, and maybe the actual Gospel explains this, but it got me thinking and I still don't see it. So! I'm angry. I can't get the image of Biff screaming out of my head, I think I cried a little at that part, and THAT ladies and gentlemen is what tells me this was a good book.