Many people think there is nothing logical about God because God requires faith, whereas logic requires strict principles of validity. Remarkably, both statements are true. It does require faith to believe in God and logic does require strict principles of validity which do not lend themselves well to making the case for the existence of the kind of God we have been told to believe in. That god requires a huge leap of faith and makes a mockery of strict principles of validity. However, there is one tiny problem with the god we have been told to believe in. He does not exist. The god we have been told to believe in is not the God the Bible's Old Testament prophets describe, nor is he the God Jesus very clearly discusses in his teachings. That is the only God I know and have faith in and that is the God for which I make the logical case in this book based on science, Jesus and the Bible. I am able to make the logical case for God because God is the label we have given to a universal consciousness of creation that relies on logical principles and rules in order to create. The fields of math and science have and are revealing these universal laws of nature to us and although we may not consciously be aware of it, we use them daily in creating patterns of thought that either promote our health and well-being or destroy it. What I discovered is that we can never really know the true (what the Bible refers to as our consciousness of good) without likewise knowing the false (what the Bible refers to as our consciousness of evil). Together, they comprise our consciousness of good and evil. Given the state of our present human consciousness, it seems like we have to directly experience the very palpable results of human evil before we our able to ascertain the divinity of our human nature. I know for a fact that I would have continued stumbling through my life deprived of the truth about good and evil if my eyes has not been forcibly opened by a group of workplace colleagues who made me acquire an entirely different perspective about the world and my place in it. As I show in this book, our inability to embrace the full range of our human nature has blinded us to our human potentiality because it limits our focus of what is possible by keeping our minds contained within the status quo box of an existence that has been defined for us by other human beings. Breaking out of the existence they define can be hazardous to our mental, emotional, financial and/or physical health as I found out when I went against a management team in my workplace by simply telling them the truth. What was the worst experience of my life, however; became the wake-up call I needed to snap me out my own ego consciousness which had me accepting the limitations presented to me without even being aware that I was limited. Although it was not a path I would have chosen for myself, I was forced to discover what life is like outside the box after losing my job, husband, house, livelihood and mental and emotional health. I was unwittingly thrown out of the known airspace of predictability and security into the unknown airspace of reality where I was forced to reevaluate every assumption I ever held if I was to get back my will to live. It was there where I found God. Mind is infinite. It is the eternal aspect of our human being and the eternal aspect of our being is all the Bible and Jesus are concerned with. Once I began focusing exclusively on the mind - the creator of our emotions and thoughts - I was able to untangle much of the confusion, complexity and falsehoods that both religion and science have thrown into the mix and it became fairly straightforward in making the logical case for God. The only faith required was in my own ability to keep my mind free and clear of any assumptions and conclusions that were not aligned with logical statements of truth and fact.