#Genesis 1:1; Romans 1:1; Romans 2:14; Psalm 19:1; Colossians 1:15-17; Hebrews 11:6# Henry Schorr makes a case for belief in God, addressing the question of why believe in God. He discusses how some professors and authors, like Richard Dawkins, ridicule people of faith, but argues that faith needs to be critically examined. Schorr presents three main arguments for the existence of God: the cosmological argument, the moral argument, and the theological argument, also known as intelligent design. He explains that the universe had a beginning and must have had a cause, and that the complexity and fine-tuning of the universe suggest a designer. Schorr also shares personal experiences and testimonies of others who have found peace, joy, and forgiveness in Christ, highlighting the power of personal experience as evidence for belief in God. Ultimately, Schorr challenges listeners to search for reasons to believe in God and to be intellectually honest, reminding them that God is not just a distant figure, but a loving and gracious God who desires a relationship with them.