Drawing on narrative ethics, Dufault-Hunter challenges reductionistic theories of conversion. In this richly illustrated book, the author develops a theoretically sophisticated interpretation of the role that religion potentially plays in transforming people with drug additions and other life challenges.
Donald E. Miller, University of Southern California I find this to be an engaging work that offers a compelling argument ... Read morefor thinking about the experience of religious conversions in a way that avoids various forms of naturalistic reductionism promulgated by many in the social sciences.
Gordon S. Mikoski, Princeton Theological Seminary Show Less