In this book, she offers a clear and compassionate response to these questions and many more. She doesn't shy away from the tough questions, but instead, she tackles them head-on with sensitivity and respect. For many, faith is dismissed as a psychological prop, a desperate attempt to find meaning in a chaotic world. The notion that belief in God is perilous is a common refrain. Yet, it's a charge that's often rooted in personal experience. The author, Amy Orr-Ewing, knows this all too well, having once walked away from her faith. But it's the very same questions that led her to doubt that ultimately drove her to seek answers. Is God real, or is He merely a figment of our imagination? How can we reconcile the existence of evil with a loving deity? What about the spiritual encounters of those who follow other paths? These are the questions that have haunted believers and skeptics alike. In this book, Orr-Ewing offers a thoughtful and empathetic response, one that confronts the complexities of life head-on. With sensitivity and respect, she tackles the toughest objections, illuminating the Christian faith in all its beauty and complexity.