This classic work of philosophy offers a compelling argument for the existence of God and the compatibility of faith and reason. Van Amburgh argues that belief in God is a rational choice based on common sense and the evidence of the natural world. The book explores the limitations of human reason and the relationship between faith and morality. This book is a thought-provoking read for anyone interested in philosophy and theology.

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