First published 2013
The central challenge facing believers today is not proving God's existence but defending God's character. D'Souza draws from his extensive debate experience with prominent atheists to tackle the most persistent objections to divine goodness. He addresses whether God behaves tyrannically, bears responsibility for earthly evil, and permits unnecessary suffering. The author employs historical evidence and scientific research to build his case rather than relying solely on theological arguments. D'Souza systematically examines each accusation against God's moral nature, presenting evidence for why the divine deserves human devotion and reverence. The book offers readers concrete responses to skeptical challenges about reconciling an all-good God with a world filled with pain and moral darkness.
Genres: atheism, non-fiction, christianity, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
288 pages · ebook · Tyndale House Publishers