Personal Proofs: Experiential Evidences for the Existence of God (and Spiritual Senses)

Personal Proofs navigates the God-No God enigma, juxtaposing scientific arguments for the latter with the author's personal experiences with the former.

Within the No-God paradigm, diverse explanations are suggested for so-called spiritual phenomena: selective memory, brain neurochemistry, mathematical probability, evolutionary adaptation, unconscious perception, hallucinations, self-fulfilling prophecies, confirmation bias, apophenia, and such.

But the author, a scientist originally immersed in the No-God paradigm, counters with a startling collection of his own personal experiences—precognitive dreams, spiritual senses, remarkable "coincidences," prayer experiences, and so forth—that provide direct data in support of the God paradigm.

Take the journey with him and see whether by the end even the skeptical have found it compelling enough to keep an open mind regarding the existence of God and spiritual senses, and whether even those fully on the atheist side of the spectrum, when they put this work down, have cause to think twice about dismissing religious experiences out of hand.