A New Guide to the Debate About God

Can a world with as much pain as ours possibly be the work of a perfect God?

On the other hand, how could so intricate a universe exist without a Creator?

Is there really a God of everlasting love? Or, is this belief just a comforting illusion - a nightlight for neurotics? And, if there is indeed a God, are Christians right when they say he is a Trinitarian God who entered history in the life of Christ?

If so, why do so many intelligent and moral Muslims, Hindus, and others disagree?

The debate about God is about questions like these and many more.

It is a debate which affects everybody, and in recent years there have been some powerful new arguments on both sides based on the findings of modern physics, biology, religious studies, and other fields.

Here then, is a subject that deeply concerns us all - a subject too important to be left locked away in learned language.

In this title, the author provides an guide to these arguments, avoiding technical language, and aiming at fairness to all.

He invites readers to reach their own conclusions, but also gives his own way of judging this greatest of all debates.