“Bush has a reputation for independent and unpretentious thought and dialog. Here, he continues that tradition, exploring factors that converted Woodstock-era nonbelievers into passionate
spiritual seekers . . . For both general readers of theology and more seasoned readers
looking for a convenient grappling [with] the issues. ”
Library Journal “With courage he walks the tightrope between atheism and the temptations of belief. . . . His spiritual peregrinations are deeply personal, searingly honest, wise and witty. Seldom has ‘waiting’ been so dynamic, fascinating and insightful. . . . a “must read” for all people sensitive to the spiritual and intellectual dilemmas thrust upon us by modernity.”
Dr. Joseph Chuman,
Ethical Culture Society “Bush writes about non-belief with an empathy for believers missing from the works of the New Atheists. . . It’s interesting — or perhaps inevitable —that the most probing voices in the current religious debate belong to atheists. . . . Bush, the atheist, suggests how the debate can become dialogue.”
Andrew Silow-Carroll, editor, New Jersey Jewish News | 
