In recent decades, a new world order has taken shape, driven by the rapid advances in science and technology. These developments, particularly in fields like medicine, automotive innovation, and space exploration, have been nothing short of transformative. As a result, many people now place their trust in Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a modern-day "god," while the younger generation, deeply fascinated by these changes, often dismiss the need for spiritual life. The disillusionment with Christian and religious leaders has led to a widespread lack of understanding of the Christian faith. This book recognizes modern scientific advancements not as a threat to Christian faith, but as a blessing. It acknowledges a growing thirst for a deeper understanding of true Christian belief-not only from those who are unchurched but also from non-Christians. This book aims to offer hope and rekindle faith, providing a guide for Christian formation in today's world.

The author is a scientist with advanced degrees in Chemistry, holding both a Master's and Doctorate, and gained over forty years of experience in biomedical research. In addition to his scientific background, he is also an Episcopal priest. Throughout his career, he has authored several peer-reviewed articles and patents. In the field of Theology, he earned a Master of Divinity and has a wealth of experience in both Reformed Eastern Orthodox traditions (specifically the Mar Thoma Church) and Western Anglican traditions. Having served in various Episcopal parishes in the dioceses of Rhode Island and Albany, he is currently serving as a priest at All Saints Episcopal Church in Rhode Island. His work and passion center on the healing ministry, encompassing both physical and spiritual well-being.