The writers begin the book with the first section, which starts by explaining how God is viewed and explained throughout modern society with three specific sections asking pertinent questions such as what type of people are interested in a theistic worldview, does God have an strong presence or impact in our prayers, and how does having a theistic worldview specifically affect how a person’s brain changes. The second section goes into greater detail on the neuronal and evolutionary changes that occur in our …show more content…
The reader can use the information taken from this book and use it to increase the reader’s knowledge of this important relationship between science and faith, and this is what makes this book very useful in strengthening an individual’s own spiritual life by answering many of the questions that Christians find themselves asking again and