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Old 10-28-2008, 10:38 AM   #47
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10. Harry Kemelman's Rabbi Small mystery series - helped break through my generic-media-based-lowest-common-denominator-perspective of religions - plus great fun mystery stories that don't revolve around blood and gore.
The "Rabbi" books are great fun, and interesting portraits of the Jewish community Rabbi Small serves.

Another series with a similar bent are Charles Merril Smith's "Reverend Randolph" books. C. P. Randolph is a former NFL quarterback who heard the call, quit football at the height of his career, and became an Episcopalian priest. He finds himself selected to take over a prosperous Chicago congregation, and must balance his priestly duties and his relationship with his TV anchorwoman girlfriend, while solving the odd murder that drops into his path.
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