One of the world’s leading voices of faith and social activism also happens to be one of its biggest rock groups. The band members drink, smoke and swear – yet a radical biblical agenda and faith fuel their life and work. Welcome to the dichotomy of U2, arguably the greatest rock group on the planet. This book explores the questions and controversy surrounding the deep-rooted religious themes of the group’s music. It is a spiritual companion to their albums. It exposes the real meaning behind many of their songs and performances. From the group’s beginnings at the Sghalom Christian fellowship in Dublin all the way through their seeming rebirth on their most recent album, the book brinds to light the struggles and triumphs of the band members’ Christian faith. How have they kept it so vibrant in the harsh light of the world stage? Have they found what they’re looking for? Why has the Church shunned them?