Can we understand faith rationally? Do the images of God in the world's religions correspond to our experiences? How should we comprehend the truth claims of religions? In his new fascinating work on religious studies, Wolfgang Leidhold systematically examines what religious experience actually means, integrating findings from various sciences and not limiting himself to a theological perspective. He vividly illustrates the different forms of religious experience and how they can contribute to the formation of worldviews, including all major religions. This, along with his deliberately objective approach, allows for a clear analysis of the foundations of the religious that will endure over time.