The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism

The Reason for God addresses several of the most common objections raised against Christianity, including suffering, judgment, religious exclusivity, science, and the failures of the church. Timothy Keller presents opposing views fairly and explains how Christian belief can withstand serious intellectual examination.

The second half builds a constructive case for faith, exploring morality, meaning, human longing, sin, grace, and the resurrection. Keller writes for both believers and skeptics, combining philosophy, literature, cultural observation, and biblical teaching in an accessible argument.