It is astonishing how many millions of otherwise seemingly intelligent people are willing to risk their eternal destiny upon less evidence than they would require for buying a car or even a low-carb food item--yet the belief of so many, particularly in the area of religion, has no rational or factual foundation. The author writes, "We have become so open to everything that our minds have been closed to the idea that something may indeed be true and something else false."   With well-researched arguments and compelling proofs, this book demonstrates that the issue of where one will spend eternity is not a matter of preference (like joining the Elks instead of the Lions). In fact, there is overwhelming evidence that we are eternal beings who will spend eternity somewhere. But where will it be? And how can we know? There is no more important question to be faced--and answered.