I had tried to read this book a few years back and was completely fumbling through it. I am not very well acquainted with the bible and was not able to connect to the matter. Then last year Amazon released the tv series Good Omens. I fell in love with Aziraphale (angel) and Crowley (demon). I decided to read the book again and this time I understood it. I did some research and found it more enriching. The story superficially is good, goofy, engaging, and weird. Don’t be misled by those who class this as fantasy, humor, or just fiction it is all of those and much more. This is actually a profound philosophical and theological treatise, exploring good and evil, nature versus nurture, free will, war, pollution, and organized religion. 😉 It’s cleverly disguised as a madcap caper featuring angels, demons, the M25 motorway, Manchester, raining fish, dolphins, Atlantis, aliens, the Apocalypse, the young Antichrist, witches, witch-finders, whales, Hell's Angels, junk food made of junk, n...