A wonderful repository of religious understanding and a liberal theologian's delight. ~ , Modern Believing

David Boulton's new book fascinatingly shows how a radical perspective on religion can bring together the religious and the humanist...An engaged and cogent expression of the human/divine vision in modern thought. ~ David Hart, Westar Fellow

Disarmingly honest and beautifully written..With clarity and insight he interprets today's confusing religious situation, spurring us on to new visions of the future. ~ Lloyd Geering, Author of Tomorrow's God

Readers of this lively and stimulating book will encounter a crusading zeal imbued with both historical perspective and a bracing, unsentimental determination to assert that human spirituality, in all its fullness of transcendent potential, is sufficient to redeem us from the despair of nihilism and the banality of evil. ~ , Universalist

A very readable spiritual autobiography, a stimulating read. ~ , Faith and Freedom

Written with clarity and sensitivity, The Trouble With God will make sense to a lot of people who might describe themselves as lapsed atheists, doubtful about Christian doctrine but believing that there must be more to life than a purely materialist journey concerned solely with survival, sufficiency and self-aggrandisement. I recommend it to all who, whatever their personal faith may be, think deeply about the meaning of our existence and want to be stimulated and refreshed. ~ Tony Benn, Former Cabinet minister

The great thing about this book is that it is exactly like its author: it is affectionate, sane, learned and extremely funny. The next best thing to taking David Boulton home for the weekend is to buy it. ~ Richard Holloway, Former Bishop of Edinburgh

David Boulton is a highly entertaining writer, with a great gift of being funny and serious at once. You'll love it! ~ Don Cupitt, Fellow, Emmanuel College, Cambridge