A Far Glory

Peter L. Berger. Anchor Books, $12.95 (218pp) ISBN 978-0-385-46979-1

In this erudite inquiry, an eminent sociologist of religion, himself a Protestant believer, steers a middle course between the certitude of orthodoxy on the one hand and total relativism on the other. (Sept.)

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