“Interesting and helpful to Protestants and Catholics alike.” - Marcus Borg, author of The Heart of Christianity
“[A]sks the right questions, points in the right directions . . . to get through these times faithfully, creatively.” - Richard Rohr, O.F.M.
“A stimulating, thoughtful exploration of Christian faith that reaches past dogma to the fundamentally enigmatic nature of God.” - Cleveland Plain Dealer
“A book for grown-up Christians. . . Stella writes for those wanting to think about faith as well as practice it. . . . [E]specially useful for those who consider themselves ‘hurt’ by religious teachings.” - Publishers Weekly
“Certain to resonate with Christians for whom conventional theological and biblical understandings have become inadequate.” - Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
“Resonates with people who find themselves out of sync with religious institutions.” - Houston Chronicle
“[S]imply the most provocative, disturbing and courageous book that I have read in many, many years.” - Brennan Manning, author of Ruthless Trust
“Stella succeeds in playing the Music of Faith rather than squabbling over who’s staying closest to the old scores.” - Robert Farrar Capon, author of Genesis the Movie
“A book for grown-up Christians. . .[and] those wanting to think about faith as well as practice it.” - Publishers Weekly
