Can I Believe? is a book that will appeal to readers who are looking for a thoughtful, clear-headed and balanced approach to the Christian faith. It is a book that will challenge readers to think deeply about the nature of faith and its place in their lives. Perhaps the claims of Christianity hold more water than we think. Maybe its adherents are onto something. But two significant hurdles stand in the way of the discerning individual. The first is the sheer multiplicity of alternatives, making it a daunting task to sift through the options and arrive at a rational, informed decision. The second is the phenomenon of widespread Christian devotion in the face of numerous counterarguments. While many people are born into Christian families and societies, many others are not, and yet Christianity remains the most widely practiced religion globally. What drives this appeal? This book tackles these initial reservations by proposing a systematic approach to evaluating religion, moving beyond vague reliance on "faith" and "intuition." It also clarifies common misconceptions surrounding the Christian narrative, which can dilute its potency and deter potential inquirers. Rooted in scholarship yet accessible, Can I Believe? confronts the tough questions head-on, inviting thoughtful seekers to give Christianity a serious consideration. This book will resonate with readers seeking a nuanced, balanced, and intellectually honest exploration of the Christian faith, challenging them to reflect deeply on the role of faith in their lives.