Agnosticism feels neutral — but neutrality is a choice. Still Not Sure? meets honest seekers where they are: evil and suffering, science and faith, religious hypocrisy, Bible reliability, and what would actually change your mind. No pressure tactics — just evidence, logic, and an invitation to meet the risen Christ.
Summary
Skeptics are not a monolith. Some doubt because of pain; others because of pride; many because they have never heard the case for Christ presented without salesmanship. Volume 7 sorts objections into categories and answers each with public evidence and personal honesty.
Chapters on suffering refuse cheap theodicies. Science chapters distinguish models from metaphysics. Moral chapters ask whether atheism can ground dignity. Throughout, readers are invited to specify what standard of proof they require — then see if Jesus meets it.
Give this to college students, coworkers who admire your life but distrust religion, and anyone who says 'I'm spiritual but not religious.'
Editorial Review
Editorial review (Twice Born Ministry Publishing): Seeker books often preach to the converted or patronize doubters. This one treats uncertainty as serious and answers with evidence-first prose. The suffering chapter alone is worth the price for pastors counseling wounded questioners.