Warum ich trotzdem Christ bin

The author Matthias Clausen is a Protestant theologian and professor at the Protestant University of Tabor. In his non-fiction book "Why I Am Still a Christian," he addresses the big questions that have always occupied people. He aims to respond to sincere questions with thoughtful and understandable answers.

"What do I need God for? I'm doing just fine," "Isn't this all just a creative fiction?" "Why does God allow suffering?" and "Hasn't science long since disproved faith?" – Good questions deserve good answers. God does not take a shortcut "past our questions," but wants to engage us through our questions to win us over to Him. Doubts are often not just a matter of the mind, but rather a feeling, a quiet discontent that creeps in – "Can this all be true? If so many people claim to believe, yet seem quite unbelievable themselves?"

Matthias Clausen does not just believe "despite everything," but gladly. After all, the angel did not say to the shepherds in the field: "Behold, I announce to you great theological problems that will occupy you for a lifetime." Instead, he said: "I bring you great joy." In this book, he provides answers to both intellectual and emotional doubts.