Easter condenses the story of God with humanity, at the end of which we hope for all that the Christian faith confesses as already fulfilled in Jesus Christ: the overcoming of death and a life in the limitless, embracing, and reconciling closeness of God. But can this still be believed in light of incomprehensible suffering and the overwhelming experiences of meaninglessness? Or are such statements merely spiritual smoke screens to superficially beautify the world? Magnus Striet shows that doubt is fundamentally part of faith in God, in His action in Jesus Christ, and in His unconditional yes to the world. From this, he develops pioneering and sustainable perspectives for an Easter joy in life.