In God, Actually, the author applies evidence from science, politics, history, sociology, and the arts to examine the foundations of Christian belief. Rather than sidestepping doubt, each chapter embraces uncertainty as a vital part of faith’s landscape.

The study addresses key objections raised by critics such as Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins, offering logical responses drawn from known facts. By grounding its case in interdisciplinary examples, it reframes belief as a reasoned conclusion instead of blind trust.

Fresh and thorough, this work invites readers to reconsider the rational basis for God’s existence and Jesus’ divinity. It encourages a modern, evidence-based faith rooted in discovery and honest inquiry.

• Evidence-based rebuttals to prominent atheist arguments
• Interdisciplinary case for faith through science and history
• Exploration of doubt’s role in religious belief

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