Beyond an Absence of Faith: Stories About the Loss of Faith and the Discovery of Self by Jonathan M.S.Pearce and Tristan Vick
Beyond an Absence of Faith: Stories About the Loss of Faith and the Discovery of Self by Jonathan M.S.Pearce and Tristan Vick
Reviewed by Elly Vintiadis (www.ellyvintiadis.com)
ABSTRACT
Beyond an Absence of Faith is an edited anthology that consists of the autobiographical accounts of the journey of ex-believers from a life of faith to a life of atheism or agnosticism. It brings together the so-called ‘deconversion’ stories of 16 people of different gender, race, age, and religion. If, like me, you have never heard of the term “deconversion” before, it is the atheist equivalent to the religious finding of faith – it is a conversion from belief to agnosticism or atheism.
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August 2014
Volume 1, Issue 2, Pages 70-125
