Sex, Mom, and God

In Sex, Mom, and God, Frank Schaeffer combines humorous childhood memories with sharp reflections on contemporary American culture, exploring the complex character of his evangelical mother, Edith, whose life embodies paradoxes of faith and sensuality. Through vivid storytelling and cultural critique, Schaeffer examines the influence of fundamentalism and its interplay with broader societal issues, offering a thought-provoking and engaging perspective on religion, identity, and morality.