Do You Believe?

We all believe. Be it in love God Santa Claus or the workings of an internal combustion engine we all believe in something. After all we're only human. Belief however is hardly black and white. It's one thing to believe in things we can see. It's quite another to believe in things we cannot. And another task altogether to trust in things we cannot see. Like God. Faith isn't easy. But it's us: we're finite beings. Faith recognizes our limits; it acknowledges life's ambiguity. And it counters these with its understanding of what is most true-God. This book is a story about faith. It's a story of learning to trust in a supernatural God in a material world. It's a meditation on living with as philosopher Soren Kierkegaard put it objective uncertainty. It's a tale of learning to live with an invisible God.