Top 10 Religion Books of 2010
by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
The editors at The Huffington Post have selected their best of 2010. There are some predictable inclusions from Robert Putnam, the Dalai Lama, and Stephen Prothero; there are also a few that are stacked up on our to-be-read pile, especially the one by Rodger Kamenetz. And Krista’s latest book is included too.
Only two of these titles are written by women — the other being Elaine Howard Ecklund’s Science vs. Religion: What Scientists Really Think. I’m left wondering about the disparity of voices represented in this list, and challenged to scrutinize the many other lists I’ll be encountering before the end of the year. I’m also reminded to step up my game as a producer and constantly question my preferences and dig more deeply for guests that may fly under the radar for various reasons.
I guess that’s my New Year’s resolution to you. Call me on it when I’m not making good on my promise. Now is as good as time as any to ask you what books were left off this list. What are wise voices and topics we should consider for 2011?
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