Indifference to Religion: Concilium 1983: 165 Jossua, Jean-Pierre; Geffre, Claude and Lefebure, Marcus

**Indifference to Religion: Concilium 1983**

Ready to dive into one of theology's most awkward conversations? This fascinating collection tackles the elephant in the secular room – why so many people just... don't care about religion anymore. Editors Jossua, Geffré, and Lefebure bring together sharp theological minds to explore religious apathy in modern society, examining everything from cultural shifts to philosophical challenges facing faith communities.

Perfect for theology students, religious studies scholars, pastors grappling with empty pews, or anyone curious about the sociology of belief (and non-belief). The contributors don't shy away from uncomfortable truths about secularization, offering honest analysis rather than defensive apologetics.

This preloved copy from Patina Paperbacks shows some character but remains completely readable – much like the enduring relevance of its provocative questions about faith, doubt, and spiritual indifference in contemporary culture.

*"Brilliant academic discourse without the stuffiness. Made me think differently about modern spirituality."*

*"Essential reading for understanding why traditional religion struggles today. Thought-provoking and surprisingly accessible."*