In A Skeptic’s Guide to Faith, previously titled Rumors of Another World, I write: “I am where you are . . . an ordinary person trying to figure things out. I love, I experience beauty and pain, my friends die, I weep, I live. And as I live I try to figure out if there is a God, and what difference would that make . . . This book comes out of my own search and is written on behalf of those who live outside of belief—that borderlands region between belief and unbelief.” In this book I attempt to explain why I believe, keeping in mind a person who does not share my faith. If this is God’s world, why doesn’t it look more like it? Does faith really make a difference day to day?
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