The Circumstantial Evidence of God's Existence

This book attempts to present circumstantial evidence that suggests God may drop hints indicating His presence during various events in our lives. The term circumstantial evidence is defined as "indirect evidence that suggests a fact through inference rather than direct proof. It relies on a chain of reasoning to connect it to a conclusion about guilt or innocence, unlike direct evidence, which proves a fact directly."

With enough circumstantial evidence, a case can be made to show a reasoning for a suggestion of probability. Dr. Gillam weaves her case through the stories of her life experiences.