How to Know God Exists

Three questions are etched into everyone’s subconscious: Who am I? Why am I here? Where am I going? Josh McDowell and Thomas Williams team up to show why nothing short of God answers these questions. But the problem is that in today’s secularized culture, God has largely been banished.

How to Know God Exists explores in depth solid reasons for believing in God and restoring him to his rightful place in our lives. Josh McDowell is widely known for his powerful defenses of God based on historical and biblical evidences. In this book he and Thomas take a new direction and present often-unexplored but formidable evidences based on sheer reason, observable reality, and solid science. They show that belief in God is not the blind, unthinking, and intellectually indefensible fancy today’s secularism makes it out to be.

How to Know God Exists will: Offer rational defenses for the existence of God, truth, morality, meaning, and reason Open vistas of beauty and joy denied to readers by the sterility of secularism Use reason, logic, experience, and common sense to show that God offers the truth required to make sense of reality and bring meaning and joy to life

By reason and common sense, How to Know God Exists shows that meaning itself is rooted in the existence of God.

1. Opening Credits
2. Dedications
3. Preface: Questions Everyone Wants Answered
4. Chapter 1: An Odd Thing Happened When We Got Rid of God
5. Part 1: Digging Down to Bedrock
6. Chapter 2: The Need for Rock-Solid Standards
7. Chapter 3: The Troublesome Wall of Reality
8. Chapter 4: The Elephant in the Room
9. Chapter 5: The Mystifying Mystery of Morality
10. Part 2: Exposing the Myths of Naturalism
11. Chapter 6: The Mind-Bending Mystery of Origins
12. Chapter 7: The Hotel That Charlie Built
13. Chapter 8: Reason’s Exiled Ally
14. Part 3: Raising the Curtain on Transcendence
15. Chapter 9: The Unquenchable Desire for Camelot
16. Chapter 10: The Key to Reveling in Beauty and Joy
17. Chapter 11: The Path to Knowing God
18. Closing Credits