How does one live when faith has become uncertain? When doubts arise and personal or public crises call into question the familiar childhood beliefs? Margot Kässmann has experienced and endured such personal crises herself. The theologian and bestselling author has also perceived and addressed public crisis phenomena with a keen awareness of societal and political developments. In this book, she offers answers from the Christian tradition and the Protestant Reformation that are relevant, comforting, and helpful in confronting doubt. For it also takes courage to take doubt seriously – and it brings hope when it does not have the final word.