Does God Exist? I Do/Do Not Believe (This Book is For You)

For as long as humankind has looked to the stars and wondered, we have questioned the existence of a higher being. In more recent centuries, philosophers, theologians, physicists, and other high-level thinkers have attempted to frame irrefutable proof or disproof of God’s existence. There are two problems with these past efforts: 1) they’re written in terms and based on theories that are often quite difficult to understand, and 2) none of them achieve their ultimate goal of either proving or disproving God. This book takes complex theories and breaks them down into concepts anyone can understand. At the same time, it challenges the reader to form a belief structure based on science and reason and outside of religious contexts. As an author who progressively lost his hearing during his childhood before becoming completely deaf in his teenage years, Craig Radford’s loss and gain of senses in the physical body helped open his mind to a deeper exploration of the mysteries of our existence. By interweaving personal encounters with philosophical and scientific constructs—along with a pinch of universal experience mixed in—Radford sets out to prove, if, without religious bias, God does indeed exist. The only question is, do you believe or not believe?