Jim Baird is an Oxford-educated Ph.D. professor at Oklahoma Christian University, specializing in Christian witness and philosophy of religion. In his lectures, he professionally discusses many topics that continue to concern people today: the existence of God, the miracles mentioned in the Bible, the age of the Earth, the existence of evil and suffering in the world, and many others. It also provides interesting scientific data that testifies to the amazing harmony that exists between science and religion, which in turn serves as convincing evidence of the intelligent structure of the Universe.

The book contains transcripts of lectures given by the professor in St. Petersburg in 2007 . There are 10 lectures. They cover the following topics:

- what is faith and what is doubt? - arguments in favor of the existence of God (cosmological, ontological, aesthetic, moral), - naturalistic and religious worldview, - free will, - science and religion, - fine tuning of the Universe, - neurophysiology and the problem of consciousness, - the objectivity of beauty and morality, - the orderliness of the Universe, - mathematics as a gift of God, - theodicy (the problem of suffering), - the truthfulness of the Bible and the historicity of Christ, - the uniqueness of the personality of Christ, - resurrection of Christ.

For a wide range of readers.