Philip Yancey writes for Christianity Today. He is the author of eleven books, including “The Bible That Jesus Read,” “The Jesus Whom I Did Not Know,” “What Amazing About Grace?”, “Much Ado About the Church,” “You Have Wonderfully Built My Insides,” "In His image." He is distinguished by an honest and thoughtful view of the world, the church, and the life of a Christian. He is not afraid to call a spade a spade and raise questions that are usually avoided. This book is shocking. What is it about? About grace, sin, forgiveness. About those questions that a believer cannot help but ask himself. In Christianity they talk a lot about salvation, but grace is often ignored. This is no wonder: we live in a graceless world, in which remembering grace every day is unnatural for modern man. The author takes us through all the paradoxes and illogicalities of grace and shows: only by accepting God's grace can you truly become human.