To many, the concept of a Deity and faith in a higher power seems unreasonable. In addition, many people see Christianity as an impossible religion with a lack of evidence or support for being true. Paul Scalzo argues, however, that some of the arguments used by atheists either stand on a wobbly stool or are logistically false. In fact, some of the objections to theism show that a God is needed for their argument to be true With clear thinking, Scalzo guides the reader by examining some of the reasons for an increase in atheism and how they supposedly can disprove a creator. From there, they move on to examining evidence for Christianity as being the one true religion. This volume will be an interesting read for anyone who has doubts about the existence of a Deity and Christianity, as well as a resource for those who wish to defend the Christian faith.