“El libro de la Fé (or The Book of Faith) is a handmade book. It measures approximately seventeen inches tall by eleven inches wide and one and a half inches deep. This book is made by combining the books of five religions: The Bhagavad-Gita (Hinduism), the Torah (Judaism), the Anguttara Nikaya (Buddhism), the Holy Bible (Catholicism), and the Quran (Islam). The title of the work is on the cover, El libro de la Fé. Both the cover and the title are white, so that the name blends into the book’s cover. At first glance, the pages of the book appear to be soft white with black speckles. Upon closer inspection, the black speckles turn out to be sections of words, phrases, and truncated letters pulled from these source texts in no discernible order or pattern. Some of the letters are printed more legibly, their plain black text crisp and dark, appearing to be torn from a page of a book and pasted directly onto the current one we are looking at. Meanwhile, other sections of text are faintly suggested. Some are barely discernible at all, disappearing into the soft white pages of the book altogether. “