In Good Faith

‘Provocative’, ‘pungent’, ‘perceptive’ - these are just some of the adjectives applied to the work of Scotland’s most controversial writer on religious affairs. Stewart Lamont’s weekly column in the Glasgow Herald excites more letters than any other topic, except perhaps politics. His insights and opinions - fearless, often frank -have earned him a large and vocal following amongst Herald readers. This book is divided into 3 sections - MIND [‘think pieces’); BODY [‘gut reactions’) and SPIRIT (a feeling for deeper theological issues) - a selection of some of the best of Stewart Lamont over the years. From Rupert Bear to Moderatorial moustaches - is nothing sacred?