Peter Kreeft is professor of philosophy at Boston College. He has been featured on the PBS series The Question of God and is the author of more than seventy books, including Before I Go, Catholic Christianity, Making Sense out of Suffering, and You Can Understand the Bible. He lives in Newton, MA.

The book makes amazing and convincing points on possibly the most important topic of all time: Does God exist? . . . . I really did like this book and learned a tremendous amount from Kreeft on how to dialogue with an atheist. Formatting the book in written letters was brilliant; the book is short to begin with and the conversational tone made it not only a quick read, but it really got me invested in the relationship between Kreeft and Michael and Michael’s progress from atheism.

Peter Kreeft is professor of philosophy at Boston College. He has been featured on the PBS series The Question of God and is the author of more than seventy books, including Before I Go, Catholic Christianity, Making Sense out of Suffering, and You Can Understand the Bible. He lives in Newton, MA.

The book makes amazing and convincing points on possibly the most important topic of all time: Does God exist? . . . . I really did like this book and learned a tremendous amount from Kreeft on how to dialogue with an atheist. Formatting the book in written letters was brilliant; the book is short to begin with and the conversational tone made it not only a quick read, but it really got me invested in the relationship between Kreeft and Michael and Michael’s progress from atheism.

Peter Kreeft is professor of philosophy at Boston College. He has been featured on the PBS series The Question of God and is the author of more than seventy books, including Before I Go, Catholic Christianity, Making Sense out of Suffering, and You Can Understand the Bible. He lives in Newton, MA.

The book makes amazing and convincing points on possibly the most important topic of all time: Does God exist? . . . . I really did like this book and learned a tremendous amount from Kreeft on how to dialogue with an atheist. Formatting the book in written letters was brilliant; the book is short to begin with and the conversational tone made it not only a quick read, but it really got me invested in the relationship between Kreeft and Michael and Michael’s progress from atheism.