If God exists and we deny Him, we are fools. But what should we call ourselves if we never bother to ask the question?
Have you ever wondered if there really is a God? Has your faith been the target of arrows flung its way by science and philosophy? Do you long for objective reasons to believe?
If the anwer is "yes," then you are not alone. Sitting beside you on the plane, standing behind you at the supermarket, and (as strange as it may seem) singing along with you in your local church are people just like you. Too embarrassed to ask for help, they do not know where to turn for answers. Their silent prayer is the same one spoken aloud to Jesus years ago: "I believe! Help, thou, my unbelief!" (Mark 9:24)
In this book, Randall Stewart invites you to join him on a sixty-day journey up the slope of God's existence. With refreshing candor, he reveals his personal history of doubt. Then he retraces for you his steps back to faith. Along the way, he uses a diverse medical and religious background to present some old concepts in fresh and understandable light. Written with the non-theologian in mind, this is a must read for anyone with questions or anyone needing to give an answer.