Finally, someone has written a book on what it feels like to experience faith. There are so many "how-to" and "here's-why" books on religion that we often feel alone in our struggles and doubts along the road of life. In Blue Like Jazz, Don Miller opens his life and soul to let us all know that we are not alone. With a sometimes biting humor and brutal honesty, Miller shares his journey of faith. From his fatherless upbringing to his ministry on the campus of Reed College we learn about the struggles of his walk of faith. The chapters are titled topically but the narrative more-or-less follows a linear chronological time line. This is an easy, approachable book on religion and faith. If you're a seeker who's never been drawn to christian literature, this is the book for you. I'm already re-reading it.