People who believe there is no God tend to think that those who do believe in God are emotional and lack reason. They claim to believe in science, not wishful fantasy. But what if science actually supports the concept of God more than no God?

In an intriguing collection of thoughts, Chris Payne invites believers and nonbelievers to contemplate scientific facts and logic that may prove to be inconvenient to atheists, agnostics, and those with faith in God. He examines what it takes to believe that there is no God and relies on research to scrutinize the odds of the universe developing as it did, assuming the odds of life beginning on Earth, or anywhere, by random chance.