How to Be A Perfect Stranger (6th Edition)

"The things Miss Manners forgot to tell us about religion." —Los Angeles Times "Finally, for those inclined to undertake their own spiritual journeys ... tells visitors what to expect." —New York Times “Deftly edited ... outstanding.... [A] well-researched guide to a significant understanding of many of today's religions.... Very strongly recommended.” —Midwest Book Review “Enables the stranger to hold fast to the integrity of their own tradition while stepping onto someone else's holy ground.... Concise, informative and eminently practical.” —Rev. Christopher Leighton, executive director, Institute for Christian-Jewish Studies “The central idea here is excellent.... A perfect gift.” —Publishers Weekly “Highly recommended.” —Library Journal “Invaluable.... Concise, readable and user-friendly.... Responds to a vital need.... Builds bridges between faith communities.” —Montreal Anglican “Should be on the bookshelves of anyone who has family members, friends or colleagues belonging to different religions.... Remarkably comprehensive.” —Interfaithfamily.com “[An] incredible resource.” —Messenger: A Guide for Life’s Adventure “[This] book couldn’t have come at a better time.... A welcome Stranger.” —Chicago Sun-Times “Highly recommended....We encourage all people of faith to read it, refer to it often and use it as their guide when visiting other communities of faith.” —Rev. Ken Brookner Langston, director of education, The Interfaith Alliance “Enables strangers to be better neighbors in a global community.” —Prof. John L. Esposito, director, Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, Georgetown University “You’ll never again feel uncomfortable attending services of a religion not your own, after reading this wonderful book.” —Rabbi Jack Bemporad, director, Center for Christian-Jewish Understanding, Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, Connecticut