This memoir offers a close look at the life and work of George Tyrrell, a prominent Christian writer and theologian. Written by Claude Smith Bird, one of Tyrrell's closest friends, this book traces Tyrrell's journey from his roots in Ireland to his spiritual awakening and ultimate excommunication from the Catholic Church. Along the way, readers will encounter provocative ideas about religious belief and spirituality.

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