Explore the fascinating intersection of faith and laughter with this insightful analysis of religious humor. Discover how believers within Evangelical Christian and Mormon cultures embrace comedy, using it to express identity and values. Elisha McIntyre critically examines stand-up, sitcoms, films, and cartoons, revealing the unique characteristics of ‘religious humor’ and the considerations—from ideology to taboos—that shape believers’ engagement with comic entertainment. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in religious studies, cultural studies, theology, or the dynamic relationship between faith and popular culture in the modern world.