Could it be true that Jesus requires his followers to admit room for doubt in him? According to this book, yes. Lawson writes in Christian Agnostic, "Greatness, in order to be great, must have a great adversary. Who would Luke Skywalker be without Darth Vadar? Who would Rocky be without Apollo Creed? Who would Winston Churchill be without Hitler? Would we ever have known who David was without Goliath? What would faith be without doubt?" Where maybe no other religious book does, the Bible understands that even though faith and doubt are great adversaries, faith loves doubt because faith loves...

Could it be true that Jesus requires his followers to admit room for doubt in him? According to this book, yes. Lawson writes in Christian Agnostic, "Greatness, in order to be great, must have a great adversary. Who would Luke Skywalker be without Darth Vadar? Who would Rocky be without Apollo Creed? Who would Winston Churchill be without Hitler? Would we ever have known who David was without Goliath? What would faith be without doubt?" Where maybe no other religious book does, the Bible understands that even though faith and doubt are great adversaries, faith loves doubt because faith loves...

In September of 1943, Alessandro Rasile was taken prisoner by Germany. He remained a prisoner until the end of the war. After the war, Alessandro moved to New York City. He tried to put the war behind him. But, for years he struggled with nightmares and depression. Then, he began to write down his wartime experiences. Writing helped him finally find peace. For decades, Alessandro wanted to turn his journal into a book. But, he was afraid of letting others know about what happened during the war. He is no longer afraid. This is his story.