A Christian, a Rabbi, and an Atheist walk into a bar... It sounds like the beginning of a joke. Unfortunately for them... The bartender is the Devil. What begins as a few drinks and harmless arguments quickly erupts into flying chairs, bruised egos, terrible bar jokes, and the funniest theological food fight ever served. Creation. Adam and Eve. Noah. Moses. Miracles. Heaven. Hell. Death. The End of Days. No subject is off-limits as the three unlikely drinking companions try to prove once and for all that they're right—and everyone else is hopelessly wrong. The only problem? The bartender seems to know a little too much. With razor-sharp wit, unforgettable one-liners, and conversations that swing from laugh-out-loud absurdity to surprisingly profound, A Christian, A Rabbi, and An Atheist Walk Into a Bar is a dark comedy and philosophical satire that asks the questions everyone argues about but few are willing to answer honestly. As the drinks keep flowing, so do the revelations. Before the night is over, they'll discover that the greatest arguments were never about religion... They were about themselves. Pull up a stool. Order something strong. And whatever you do... Don't argue with the bartender.