For centuries, Christianity has faced skepticism, with critics arguing that its core claims – including an eternal God and Jesus Christ's resurrection – defy reason. Meanwhile, efforts to provide a rational basis for Christianity through apologetics are often dismissed as too simplistic to be taken seriously by intellectuals. Neil Shenvi, a chemist and Christian apologist, tackles the most compelling contemporary arguments against Christianity, presenting a robust case for the Gospels' portrayal of Jesus, his death and resurrection, God's existence, and the gospel's unique message. In "Why Believe?", Shenvi invites readers from all walks of life to not only acknowledge Christianity's truth but also to surrender their lives to Christ and worship him alone. This book is ideal for intellectuals, academics, high school and college students, offering a well-researched and biblically grounded exploration that interacts with skeptical arguments and remains accessible without being simplistic.