“Nonverts”? “Think ‘converts,’” this book’s publisher urges, “but from having religion to having none.” They’re a growing bunch: “one in four Americans belongs to no religion,” Rebecca Foster notes in her critique for

“Must he bluster so?” It’s what a Commonweal contributor wondered recently, writing about author David Bentley Hart. What if he does? In The Experience of God, this philosophical Orthodox theologian “has written a book…that overflows with

“Why,” Variety asks in its review of this film, “have liberal Christians become an oxymoron?” They haven’t, Spirituality & Practice insists! In its critique of “American Heretics,” it pictures them as “progressive

“The focus and goal of our efforts,” Norman Wirzba, a professor of theology at Duke University Divinity School, urges in The Sacred Life, should be “the transformation of the desires and habits that are rendering