Faiths are not fairy tales and demanding blind faith demeans intellect.

This book relentlessly makes faith face the most elementary logical questions.

We all have a God. In accepting this fact, we are neither irrational nor backward.

As this book clearly shows, accepting that we have a Creator is not a product of superstition or our emotional need. It is the obvious consequence of an application of logic or sheer common sense.

This short book has been written especially for our fellow ordinary sincere atheists who would, hopefully, find it helpful in their quest for truth.

Believing in God is as logical as believing that all the buildings in a city and all the furniture in each house was built by builders and carpenters without ever seeing them doing so.

But while atheism thought leaders accept their parents, siblings, children and also so many other things daily without any evidence, they demand direct physical evidence when it comes to accepting the creator of this vast universe.

So whether you are a Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, Jew or Muslim and whether you call Him Adonai, Yahweh, God, Allah, Bhagwan, Vishnu, or Lord Shiva, there can be no doubt that we all have a Creator.

But while the existence of God is beyond doubt and while all the major religions seem to have had a divine origin, the case in support of any one religion can only be highly logical and persuasive but never certain.