Existential Reasons for Belief in God

The book explores how personal needs, desires, and emotions contribute to one's faith in God, beyond just doctrines and rational arguments. Philosopher Clifford Williams addresses common objections to these experiential aspects, emphasizing their significance in both the initiation and sustenance of belief. By highlighting the interplay between personal experience and faith, the author presents a compelling case for a more inclusive understanding of what draws individuals to spirituality.