The basic idea is that each person should find their own faith, and start with the faith tradition with which you are most familiar. Avoid orthodoxy, explore other faiths, find your community, and respect others' journeys.

But it's just too full of anecdotes, his own and other peoples'. It gets too bogged down in these stories, which disrupts the flow of the reading.

The Appendix of other books to read and organizations to contact is worth a look, though. ( )

A good, balanced book. Mostly nothing I haven’t read before, but if you haven’t read anything like this before it would be a great introduction to different ways to view religion. I liked it, and learned something. ( )

One of my favorites!