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Do you believe in fairies? And in Scandinavian trolls? No? Hmm. Well, do you at least believe in a god? And which one? The famous British geneticist, populariser of science and atheist Richard Dawkins asks these provocative questions for a reason. He has answers that will shock everyone: believers, atheists, pantheists, and deists.
How many gods are there in the world and which one is better not to believe in? What are mithras and how do they arise? Do they have anything to do with the true history of the universe? Why can the Gospels not be considered true when they were written and who decided to include them in the biblical canon? Is the Bible really a good book? Did Jesus really exist? And do we even need God to be good?

This book continues the themes Dawkins raised in The Blind Watchmaker and The God Delusion. Who is really behind the scenes of the creation of the world, why are there many religions and only one creator, and could we have come from nowhere? It's time to rethink faith, evolution and even God himself.