Tired of Apologizing for a Church I Don’t Belong To: Spirituality without Stereotypes, Religion without Ranting explores Christianity and religion in a world that is often spiritual but not religious, and examines the Nones – individuals who have no religious affiliation. Daniel divides the Nones into four groups: the no longer, the never have, the not yet, and the no way. The book talks about how both the Nones and Christians treat religion, faith, and doubt. Daniel is a Christian pastor, and her ideas are left-leaning in nature.

What makes the book most interesting are the stories and anecdotes that Daniel shares while illustrating her points; for example, the book opens up with an engaging story about Daniels’ encounter with a Sikh man at a Marshalls store. Two of the most intriguing sections of the book were a discussion of the rise of the Christian right and Post-Christendom Christianity and an analysis of what it really means for the Lord to be the Shepherd and for Christians to be his flock.

You can find Tired of Apologizing for a Church I Don’t Belong To here.