For millions of steadfast believers, faith alone affirms a realm beyond the limits of mortality. At the same time, philosophers have long put forth that, in the absence of reasoned proof as to the existence of a higher Being, the conclusions of agnostics and atheists...

Mikhail Kelnikov's book Rational Theism, Part Two: The Problem of Evil, and God's Omnibenevolence is a critique of atheistic perspectives on the existence of God and the nature of evil. He argues that atheists, who often reject scriptural truths in favor of scientific nihilism, fail...

Anima Mundi by Mikhail Kelnikov is two Christian theology books in one, with a look at the question of existence through a critique of atheistic and theistic perspectives. He argues that existence relies on space, time, matter, and consciousness, with consciousness being distinct from matter....