Many religious discussions and debates I see around are so ultra-serious and sober, too combative; I'm wondering where that ingredient of humor is to be found. I'd like to hear a little from the lighter side.
Shakespeare found humor in religion, say Pandolf in "King John" and the fake healer in Henry VI, Part 2.
I think Jesus probably had fun when talking with the lady at the well, a nice way to pass an hour. Asking her to draw water to see how she would respond, then going on to tell about her 5 husbands.
Taoism and Zen is full of wit.
Advise as to humor in any and all religious persuasions.