Abstract
In the Introduction, Clouser asks: Can we really know God? Yes, he says. He wrote the book with two kinds of audiences in mind: (1) those who doubt their intellectual right to believe in God, and (2) those who do not believe in God but are willing to inquire if there is more to belief than just blind faith. Of course, this book can profit other curious minds as well. Clouser wrote the book as a dialogue in which the nonbeliever (or seeker) is asking questions and voicing objections and the writer responds. Although the book is easy to read, the discussion is not superficial.