Framed as a memoir, Sunset Christianity offers a series of reflections on Christian post-secondary pedagogy in the 21st century. What do students bring to the university religion classroom? What experience, what knowledge, what attitudes toward religion and religious people? How can their resistance to the danger of any but the most namby-pamby sharing be overcome? How can their horror at the evils of religion in human culture, past and present, often the product of "secularization theory," be assuaged? Using the insights of anthropologists and the sociologists who study "lived religion,"...