Uncover the fascinating world of religious fictionalism with this essential guide for students of philosophy of religion. Robin Le Poidevin explores whether faith can be viewed as make-believe, presenting its core motivations and contemporary challenges. This insightful volume critically examines how religious fictionalism parallels positions in ethics and metaphysics, and whether it offers a robust understanding of worship, prayer, and moral commitment. A key resource for anyone studying theology and the nature of religious belief in academic settings across India.