What would change your mind?

How do we know the universe is billions of years old? What can DNA tell us about a first human couple? How much can an ancient account establish about a miracle?

In God Has an Evidence Problem, Lovepreet Singh examines familiar religious claims through astronomy, geology, evolution, genetics, historical sources and philosophy. He explains how the evidence was gathered, what conclusions it supports, and where an argument goes too far.

Across sixteen substantial chapters, the book investigates six-day creation, the age of Earth, Adam and Eve, intelligent design, a worldwide flood, the resurrection, the parting of the sea, claims about NASA and the Moon, prayer studies, astrology and scientific discoveries supposedly hidden in scripture. It also takes up harder philosophical questions about causes, fine-tuning and the limits of scientific explanation.

The explanations begin with ordinary examples and build step by step. Readers need no scientific background. Strong counterarguments receive serious attention, and uncertainty remains visible when the evidence cannot settle a question.

With seven explanatory figures, a reader's glossary, detailed source notes and a bibliography, this book invites readers to examine how they know what they believe. It asks them to apply the same standards when judging a claim they welcome and a claim they doubt.