The author shows that in opposition to today's aggressive Atheism, religious sources are necessary if secularism is to promote fulfilling human relationships and peaceful international relations. Ledewitz appeals to the believer and non-believer and grounds his argument in cogent analysis. His new 'hallowed secularism' engages with various religions and attempts to unite where there has been division in the past. Ledewitz grapples with humanism, materialism, and meaning and offers a framework for scholars and students to understand these issues. The review is glowing and comes from a very established voice in the field.Bruce Ledewitz proposes a Reformation in secular thinking. He shows that in opposition to today's aggressive Atheism, religious sources are necessary if secularism is to promote fulfilling human relationships and peaceful international relations. Amid signs that secularism is growing in unhealthy ways, Ledewitz proposes a new secular way to live.