REASONING With ATHEIST: An Islamic Response to Todd C. Moody's "Does God Exist?"
Muhammad Harris, Maulana Hafiz
Synopsis "REASONING With ATHEIST: An Islamic Response to Todd C. Moody's "Does God Exist?""
Does God Exist?What does it mean to believe in God in an age of reason, science, and skepticism? It's a question that continues to challenge thoughtful minds and honest hearts, just as it has for centuries.This book, Reasoning with Atheist: An Islamic Response to Todd C. Moody's "Does God Exist?", expands on Moody's thoughtful exchange between belief and disbelief-chapter by chapter-from the perspective of Islamic faith. Why did I Write This Book?In a world influenced by science, doubt, and conflicting worldviews, life's biggest questions are more relevant than ever.Is faith in God still reasonable?Can religion survive the age of science?Is there more to life than random existence?This book doesn't deliver sermons or one-sided arguments. Instead, it presents a thoughtful, modern dialogue between a Muslim theist, an atheist, and a curious agnostic. Together, they explore essential topics - existence, morality, science, suffering, and purpose - with honesty, clarity, and mutual respect.Whether you're a believer seeking a deeper understanding, a skeptic asking tough questions, or someone simply searching for meaning, this book invites you to think critically - and discover why belief in God still makes sense. How to Read This Book?This book is written in the form of a dialogue - a script-style conversation among three recurring characters.AHMAD - A Muslim who believes in God and presents the Islamic worldviewLEO - An atheist who questions belief with confidence and curiositySANA - An agnostic observer who listens, challenges both sides, and seeks clarityEach chapter unfolds as a thoughtful exchange. The style is casual and friendly, yet rooted in deep philosophical ideas.You don't need a background in theology or philosophy to engage with this content. The goal isn't to "win a debate," but to reason through doubt, think critically, and honestly explore questions about God, truth, and meaning.You can read this book: From start to finish, following how the argument developsOr by skipping to the chapters that interest you most (e.g., morality, science, suffering).As you read, imagine yourself at the table - listening, asking questions, and reflecting.This book isn't intended to pressure you; it encourages you to think deeply and sincerely.
