\"There is a huge amount of detail densely packed in this work, yet it is articulated in a very accessible manner, all of which leads to a very significant contribution. [...] there is a significant contribution here in relation to understanding the role of Protestantism (...) in the political context of post-war reconstruction. This gives the book an appeal to a wide range of audiences; those in training to teach KRLE in Norway for example would benefit significantly, but more widely, historians, theologians, those interested in secular movements of public opinion, those interested in detailed life histories, and cultural historians, as well as those interested in methodological matters.\" - Jonathan Doney, Nordic Journal of Educational History, Vol. 12, no. 1 (2025).