Whatever is true should be able to stand up to scrutiny.
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Why do athletes thank God when they win but not blame him when they lose? If prayer changes outcomes, what happens to God's perfect plan? And with thousands of religions claiming the truth, how does anyone know they chose the right one?
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With sharp humor and unapologetic honesty, Marjorie Lucille questions prayer, morality, free will, biblical contradictions, religious hypocrisy, and the growing influence of faith on public life. No sacred claim is protected from an obvious question.
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Believers may argue. Skeptics may agree. Everyone should be prepared to think.
Marjorie Lucille lives with her family in Virginia. She was neither religiously indoctrinated nor raised with the Bible. She is simply an average person asking basic questions.
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A former sales manager who could not sell water in a desert, Marjorie later became a personal trainer. These days, she prefers wine over weights.
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Marjorie is passionate about religious freedom. She believes faith and religion are not automatically entitled to respect or protected from criticism. She respects your right to believe in whatever you choose. She also values her right to believe your religion is ridiculous.