Church Life Today: Spiritual Exercises for a Secular Age
In an age when belief in God seems more and more difficult to achieve, and perhaps less and less likely to be recommended, how do we commit our lives to God? This is indeed a spiritual question, but it is also a philosophical question; a question of incredible practical import; a question of faith and reason and beauty and imagination.
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