Think how often you have heard these questions and negative comments:

I really have doubts that there is any God at all.

Is going to church every week really necessary? Maybe just going on Easter and Christmas are good enough.

Prayers seem unanswered, useless, and a waste of time.

Are there really miracles--or can they usually be explained when thoroughly investigated?

Why do we still talk about the Shroud of Turin when carbon-14 testing proved it was a fake?

Angels and heaven are just feel-good fantasies to keep us from dreading death, right?

Confession just seems like a way that Catholics can wipe the slate clean so they can go out and sin again.

Adoration is a waste of time just sitting there in church doing nothing for an hour. What's the point?

John Carpenter returns with his fourth book to address these doubts and misinformed ideas in a dynamic and educational manner. Utilizing defiant dialogues between an informed teacher and doubting students creates a lively debate that teaches truth and brings forth facts rather than opinions. Responses to the misinformed students come from medical, scientific, professionally investigated, and well-documented events. So if you have had any of these doubts or beliefs, you need to join the classroom and follow along in these enlightening debates! The actual truth may surprise you! What you learn might brighten your own spiritual path.