This series delves into the fascinating and diverse world of Scottish religious life across the centuries. From ancient Celtic traditions to the Reformation and the modern era, each volume unveils unique spiritual and cultural landscapes. It traces how faith has been shaped, evolved, and impacted Scottish society, art, and politics. This offers a profound exploration into the heart of Scotland's religious identity.
This timely book places Brown's literary vision in a larger frame of reference beyond Scotland, while identifying the special place Brown occupies as a Scottish Catholic writer.