Finding Your Religion: When the Faith You Grew Up With Has Lost Its Meaning
Scotty McLennan; 1999 Harper San Francisco

McLennan, Tufts University Chaplain, offers a guidebook to those seeking a new spiritual path or wishing to reconnect to the religion of their youth. Finding a fulfilling spirituality is understanding one's place in any of six universal stages of faith: Magic, Reality, Independence, Interdependence, and Unity.

Carter believes college students who want to succeed after graduation must start preparing as soon as they begin their post-high school education. She presents a series of suggestions to help students move from their unfocused freshman years to landing the job of their dreams.

Light spent ten years interviewing undergraduates at Harvard on how to make the most of the college experience. The book includes stories of students' self-doubts, failures, discoveries, and hopes, as well as a comprehensive blueprint for undergraduate success.

A discussion of the origins of the interior space where religious feeling is commonly cultivated in males. Helpful to those involved in discernment with young men who would refer to themselves as "non-religious," the book rebuts that notion with a description of the "personal religion" that is operative in males.

Parks examines the place of young adulthood and the role of higher education, including higher education's contribution to the formation of young adult faith.