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Questioning Spirituality: Is It Irrational to Believe in God?

by Taylor, Eldon

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Questioning Spirituality: Is It Irrational to Believe in God? examines whether spiritual belief in God or a higher power can be intellectually and rationally defended in a world increasingly shaped by scientific and materialist explanations. 

Eldon Taylor considers the perceived conflict between science and spirituality, questioning the assumption that a strictly material view of human beings and consciousness is automatically more rational than religious or spiritual alternatives. Drawing on philosophical reasoning and questions surrounding human experience, consciousness, belief, and meaning, he explores the strengths and limitations of competing ways of understanding reality. 

Rather than treating faith and science simply as incompatible opposites, the book investigates where their claims intersect and challenges readers to examine the assumptions underlying both skepticism and belief. Written for believers, agnostics, skeptics, and readers interested in the relationship between science and spirituality, it presents a concise argument for considering belief in a higher power as a rationally viable position rather than dismissing it solely on the grounds of modern scientific thought.
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