Books by Lovepreet Singh

Belief, put to
the test.

For the questions you were told not to ask. Three books on belief and evidence, with the reasoning explained and the sources open to scrutiny.

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03 booksPlain EnglishSources you can checkBy Lovepreet Singh

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God Has an Evidence Problem — approved paperback coverAvailable on Pothi

Science & belief

God Has an Evidence Problem

Creation, Miracles, and the Claims We Were Taught to Believe

What would change your mind?

An ancient Earth. A first human couple. A worldwide flood. Sixteen chapters examine familiar religious claims through science, historical sources and philosophy, explaining how the evidence was gathered and what it can establish.

English Paperback 410 pages

The Sacred Mirage — approved paperback coverAvailable on Pothi

Origins & evidence

The Sacred Mirage

Why I Don’t Believe · Book One: Belief, Evidence and Our Origins

How do you know?

Begin with the question behind every serious argument. Follow the evidence for an ancient Earth, evolution, human ancestry and a hot early universe, with explanations that take the time to make sense without a science degree.

English Paperback 208 pages

DEBUNKED: ISLAM — approved paperback coverPaperback coming soon

Scripture & authority

DEBUNKED: ISLAM

Testing scripture, miracles and moral authority

Would you accept the same evidence from another religion?

A close examination of the Quran’s history, miracle claims and moral authority. Thirty-six chapters work through the arguments and the strongest documented replies, with 416 source notes readers can check for themselves.

English Paperback 496 pages

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