This book explores the nature of Christian belief in God, with a focus on the diverse ways in which Christians have understood and expressed their faith throughout history. Robinson considers the ways in which different theological traditions have conceptualized God, as well as the role that religious experience and practice have played in shaping Christian beliefs. He also examines the challenges posed to Christian faith by modern science, secularism, and other social and cultural forces.

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