Grace Without God: The Search for Meaning, Purpose, and Belonging in a Secular Age – A Mother and Journalist's Journey Through America's Nonreligious Landscape
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Grace Without God: The Search for Meaning, Purpose, and Belonging in a Secular Age – A Mother and Journalist's Journey Through America's Nonreligious Landscape

by Katherine Ozment

Religion Philosophy memoir
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A journalist investigates how nonreligious families build meaning, purpose, and community in a secular age, blending personal story with broader social insight.

About This Book

Grace Without God follows a mother and journalist as she examines how nonreligious Americans create lives of meaning and connection.

The book draws on personal experience and conversations across the country to explore secular approaches to purpose and belonging.

It considers the challenges and opportunities faced by families raising children outside of traditional religious frameworks.

Readers encounter a thoughtful look at community, ethics, and identity in contemporary secular life.

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