Beyond the Boundaries of Belief: Selected Short Secular Essays

Essays from humanist freethinker, Chris Highland, explore the boundaries of belief.
Includes chapters on: Freedom of Thought is Good for All; Who Builds and Buttresses the Boundaries of Belief?; Can You Be evangelical without being an Evangelical?; Sacraments, Screens and a Spirituality of Separation; Love the Believer, Hate the Beliefs?; Shining a Light on the Good Things We Do; Not for the Faint of Faith; Crazy for God; African Nativity: Stories of Refuge and Refugees; Pickpocketing, Freethinking and Breaking a Leg; Spinning with Spinoza; Charles Chesnutt's Vision; Temple of Science, and many more.

Drawing from a long career as a progressive chaplain, Highland writes from a perspective that invites conversation and relationships, not from an angry, anti-religious viewpoint.

For freethinkers with or without a faith.