Very well-structured and approachable， rich in relevant examples。This is author's own experience with faith and science so often it reads a bit memoir-ish， But overall， it's a collection of insights that he considers valuable。 Although I found a lot to agree in this book， I also had points of disagreement。 That， of course， doesn't really take away from the book as I found both valuable， the latter perhaps even more so as it helped me figure out where I stand on some issues。 Most passages were di Very well-structured and approachable， rich in relevant examples。This is author's own experience with faith and science so often it reads a bit memoir-ish， But overall， it's a collection of insights that he considers valuable。 Although I found a lot to agree in this book， I also had points of disagreement。 That， of course， doesn't really take away from the book as I found both valuable， the latter perhaps even more so as it helped me figure out where I stand on some issues。 Most passages were discussion-worthy and ignited me to ponder on the subject matter which I always appreciate。Similarly， as truth is bigger than proof， I think faith is bigger than God or religion。 Therefore， I don't think atheism and faith are mutually exclusive。 With the risk of sounding nit-picky， I don't think faith and religion are interchangeable words， and although I didn't necessarily get the impression that the author thinks that I would have appreciated less ambiguity with the use of these two。I'm not sure I’m the right audience for this book。 Personally， I’m not an atheist， and I’m pursuing science， so I don't exactly need evidence for faith and religion and science co-existing。 I think this book would be more beneficial for people who see science and religion as the opposite sides of a spectrum， no matter which side they favour。 From that point of view， I think this book would provide much more food for thought。So， is believing seeing？ Even if I did start with favourable notions towards the title， this book convinced me thoroughly。 。。。more