The Door Magazine

Pros: funny, relevant, honest, humble

Cons: only 6 issues a year

Review: The Door stands alone in its field, a religious satire magazine written by Christians. Unlike most so-called Christian humor it's actually funny, and doesn't take easy answers or cheap shots. One of their mottos--"Sacred cows make the best...

Pros: No outside ads, equal opportunity offender, refreshing

Cons: Underrated, underestimated, undervalued and undersold

The Bottom Line: A great magazine for those who need an honest, refreshing and humorous look at religion, but needs more consumers.

Review: For thirty years, The Door has focused on separating the dishonest, misleading and just plain foolish from religion, especially Christianity, all with a potent dose of satire. It's like a Mad magazine (without the ads) for religion. There's something...

Pros: it's incredibly funny if you know the evangelical Christian culture

Cons: it's not incredibly funny if you don't know the evangelical Christian culture

Review: Put out by evangelical Christians for the express purpose of making fun of the foibles of evangelical Christians, this magazine is hilarious. It used to be called "The Wittenburg Door," but I guess that title was just too obscure. (Wittenburg...

Pros: funny

Cons: none really

Review: The Door is the world's only religious humor publication, from the perspective of an atheist. It's hillarious, and includes some top-rate interviews. Unlike Free Inquiry magazine, or The Humanist, this is light hearted as well as being smart.

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