Logic and the Divine

In Logic and the Divine, Christopher John Ould leads readers on a compelling, step-by-step exploration of whether belief in a Creator holds up to rigorous reasoning. Without quoting scripture, appealing to emotion, or defending any particular religion, the book begins with logic - and follows it wherever it leads.

Along the way, it tackles the biggest questions we face:

• Can the universe truly come from nothing?

• Is science enough to explain everything?

• Does the fine-tuning of physical laws point to intention?

• Where does the information in DNA originate?

• Why do we believe in moral truths, meaning, and purpose?

• And what happens to reason itself if we remove God from the picture?

Drawing on philosophy, cosmology, mathematics, and everyday reasoning, Logic and the Divine builds a case that belief in a Creator is not a retreat from logic - but the natural destination of it.

This is not a call to religion.
It is a call to think - clearly, honestly, and courageously.

Whether you're a seeker, a sceptic, or someone who believes but wants to believe for the right reasons, this book offers a rational roadmap to one of life's most profound possibilities:
That reason itself may be the voice of something Divine.