Modernity and religion Book

It took me a while to get through this book due, in large part, to the semi-pessimistic tone of the book. To her credit, Williamson does provide a warning about this in the introduction to the book, but the warning was not enough to prepare for the underlying feeling of hopelessness I had while reading her musings on the downfall of America.

That said, I was able to plough through the book and was happily rewarded with reading many of Williamson's thought-provoking ideas on how Americans can make a difference and help to improve our country.

Again, I enjoy Williamson's style of writing and the flow of this book was easy to follow. I don't think I was in the right mindset to really absorb the content (somehow I feel trying to read a heavily-political non-fiction book while sitting on a beach isn't the best idea; especially if you're not particularly political to begin with) and would eventually like to re-read it. I plan to revisit this later.