Indifferent? Ich bin normal: Indifferenz als Irritation fur kirchliches Denken und Handeln

How Many?' This question of Richard David Precht fits to those who, for whatever reason are religious and sometimes not. They are the majority of the population. For them faith, church and God are without significance. And they have widely differing interests or attitudes. So what determines indifferent persons? How and where can they be found? What are the possibilities to start a conversion about faith with indifferent people? Which forms are helpful to offer them a moving encounter with the church, with God and faith? With regard to these questions the present volume gives fresh impulses from different perspectives for further reflection and church practice.