The book confronts the tenets of New Atheism and offers a theological counter-argument. Scott Hahn, a convert to Catholicism and a theologian, addresses the rise of New Atheism and its prominent figures. The work likely examines the philosophical and scientific arguments presented by atheists and provides a defense of religious belief, particularly within a Christian framework. It aims to equip believers with responses to common atheist critiques.

The book is likely to be received positively by those within Christian apologetics circles, offering a robust defense against the arguments posed by New Atheism. It is expected to provide a clear and reasoned counterpoint for believers seeking to understand and articulate their faith in the face of contemporary atheistic challenges. The work aims to engage with the intellectual currents of the time, providing a theological perspective on the ongoing dialogue between faith and secularism. Readers may find its arguments persuasive and its approach to complex theological and philosophical questions thorough.