Luminaries such as the Dalai Lama, Pope Benedict XVI, the Chief Rabbi of Israel, and the Archbishop of Canterbury appear alongside leaders…

Luminaries such as the Dalai Lama, Pope Benedict XVI, the Chief Rabbi of Israel, and the Archbishop of Canterbury appear alongside leaders in the Shinto, Hindu and Sikh communities. Heads of the Christian and Muslim faiths are represented, including Catholic, Lutheran, Southern Baptist, Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, Shiite and Sunni. Each leader's first-person account of his or her spiritual path is illustrated with powerful photographs of private and public moments. In among the portraits are the thoughtful answers to the questions posed by the Naudet brothers, who gained unprecedented access following their prizewinning documentary film, 9/11.

"A beautifully realized portrait of faith in a dozen human variations."—Associated Press

"A beautifully realized portrait of faith in a dozen human variations."—Associated Press

"The golden volume, filled with photographs by Stephan Crasneanscki, provides sanctuary as religious leaders from around the world offer their thoughts about life and death, happiness and doubt, faith and fear. But just as remarkable, if not more so, is what the Naudets note in the introduction. There, they reveal that their new tome, which offers so much solace, was borne from the violence and hatred of Sept. 11, 2001."—Mobile Register (Alabama)

"In line with its publisher's top-notch graphic values, In God's Name presents gorgeous photo ensembles of some of the world's spiritual leaders… This is the foolproof ecumenical gift book."—Philadelphia Inquirer

"The Naudet brothers are remarkable men… this book's text has a calming effect." —publishersweekly.com/blog "Best of all are the stunning color photographs not only of the religious leaders but also of different religious practices, rites, and devotional activities."—Spritualityandpractice.com

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