"a very accessible, highly engaging work" "a well argued apologetic for theistic metaphysics" "This book displays a maturity and clarity far surpassing Ward's earlier works" -- Theology Today
"A rare synthesis of intellect and conviction, this book offers valuable insights to readers struggling to reconcile faith and science." -- Booklist
"admirable effort to engage the scientist and the philosopher in the question of meaning, and human destiny." -- Muslim World Book Review
"incisive, logically structured and not cluttered with technical language." -- Methodist Recorder
"a profound and richly satisfying book that illuminates better than anything I have come across the most important issue of our time and which sooner or later will consign atheism to the dustbin of philosophical ideas. -- Catholic Herald
"Prof. Ward has written a tightly reasoned and highly accessible book that seeks to show the fallacies of modern scientific atheism" -- One Country
"The philosophical and scientific arguments for the existence of God - well summarised, for instance in Professor Keith Ward's God, Chance and Necessity (Oneworld, 1996) - are now almost overwhelming." -- The Times
"Ward combines elegant rendering of familiar arguments with his own creative contribution." -- Theology Today
"it engages with the issues of the day from a position of profound and rational faith and deserves to be widely read and discussed" -- Science and Christian Belief
