Why Priests?: A Failed Tradition
by Garry Wills
In Why Priests?: A Failed Tradition, Garry Wills examines the priesthood as a religious institution and questions the tradition supporting it. This thoughtful work of criticism invites readers to consider authority, practice, and the enduring structures of religious life.
About This Book
Why Priests?: A Failed Tradition examines the institution of the priesthood and the tradition behind it.
Garry Wills takes up a fundamental question about religious authority and practice.
The book offers a critical perspective on how priestly tradition has been understood and maintained.
It will interest readers exploring religion, institutional history, and debates about reform.
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