If you’ve ever wondered who invented the popular Armor of God children’s pajamas, which are based on Ephesians 6:10-18 and look like a cross between a competitive kung fu uniform and the Crusader chainmail worn by Raymond IV of Saint-Gilles if he had added footies, the answer is Shirley Rogers of Lake City, Florida, and Peggy Wakefield of Spartanburg, South Carolina, who offer the complete boy’s PJ’s (traditional Roman-style helmet) for $39.95 and the complete girl’s PJ’s (Egyptian-style hairpiece) for the same price. The thoughtful guide to salvation on their website is free of charge, but not, unfortunately, the Shield of Faith Pillow or the activity coloring book. Not recommended for sleepovers in Muslim households.