"In this book, former Yeshiva student turned secularist Bruce Ledewitz proposes a reformation in secular thinking. He shows that in opposition to today's aggressive atheism, religious sources are necessary if secularism is to promote fulfilling human relationships and peaceful international relations. Amid signs that secularism is growing in unhealthy ways, Ledewitz proposes a new secular way to live, in which elements of religion, humanism, and materialism are combined to create something at once quite old and startlingly new."--Jacket.