In this collection of his toughest debates, Cliffe Knechtle faces off with skeptics, scholars, and students who each think they've found the crack that brings faith down. Underneath every exchange sits the same question: is any of this real, or did people just make it up? It opens with a history scholar questioning whether the Gospels were shaped or corrupted after the fact — from the Greek word behind the virgin birth to two very different genealogies of Jesus, and whether Matthew and John even agree on the timeline of the crucifixion. From there, an atheist who's confident he's already heard every argument for God — philosophy, science, morality — pushes Cliffe on whether there's any point in still searching. Cliffe pushes back just as hard, arguing that disbelief is its own kind of faith. A skeptic named Steve poses one of the hardest hypotheticals in the Bible: if God asked Cliffe to do to a child what He once asked Abraham to do to Isaac, would Cliffe go through with it? The co...