Athiest Warren Prehmus had no need for God. However, when personal tragedy struck, he began to question his presuppositions and explore Christianity. Researcher Jana Harmon shares his story

Many people simply feel they have no need for God. They enjoy making their own decisions, living freely without moral constraint. They appreciate atheism’s intellectual standing within science and the university. Their lives are generally full and happy. They don’t see themselves as people who need religion as a social or emotional crutch. Rather, they are strong, independent, courageous in answering life’s biggest questions without God. What would cause someone like that to change their mind… (Register to read the rest of the article)