The Case for God offers a sweeping journey through humankind’s search for the sacred, from Paleolithic rituals to contemporary debates over faith. Drawing on anthropology, history and theology, Karen Armstrong explores why religion has shaped societies and why modern perspectives often challenge traditional beliefs.

Armstrong examines how different cultures named and experienced the divine—God, Brahman, Nirvana, Allah or Dao—and why the impulse for the sacred has waned in our polarized age. She argues for a renewed approach to faith that addresses today’s social and spiritual needs.

Readers will appreciate:

• An accessible historical overview of religious traditions
• Insights into the evolving role of faith in society
• A balanced, scholarly perspective on belief and doubt

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