Do you have questions about God and ultimate reality? Have you ever wondered about origins, values, and destiny? You're not alone. Millions of people in our generation face genuine difficulties regarding questions of life and faith, such as: Why is there suffering? Is God really "there"? How do I cope with death?

Although many people struggle with tough questions such as these, most Christians downplay the importance of philosophical questioning. Thus, seekers of truth are often reluctant to ask the awesome questions lurking just beneath the surface. Understanding firsthand the current de-emphasis on religious questioning, N. E. Kurz has written A Reasonable Faith: Finding Faith Through Rational Evidence, to call attention to the seriousness of the situation and provide a context for asking and answering important questions. In A Reasonable Faith, she not only highlights the fact that an objective approach to the spreading of the gospel is desperately needed today, but also provides insights and answers to such questions as:

* Why do we need to reason our faith?

* Is it wrong to doubt or question?

* Is it enough to just believe?

* Is Christianity just a psychological crutch?

* Are all religions true?

* Does the Bible conflict with science?

* Was Jesus really God?

* Is the Bible truly God's word?

* What is God like?

* Why do some professed believers fall astray?