Stealing from God: Why Atheists Need God to Make Their Case

Frank Turek argues that the core arguments for atheism actually demonstrate God's existence. He contends that atheists rely on logic, reasoning, evidence, and science—concepts he claims originate from God—to support their positions, even while dismissing religion as outdated or illogical. The book examines six key areas: causality and the origin of the universe, reason and the nature of truth under atheism, information and intentionality as evidence of God, the possibility of objective morality without God, whether evil presents a logical problem for atheism, and how theism enables science. Turek also presents a four-point case for Christianity. The book is structured to engage readers across different perspectives on religion and atheism, offering researched arguments intended to strengthen faith, facilitate discussions with those holding different views, and explore the truth claims of both religion and atheism.