Both the atheist and the believer experience the same “dark night” in which God’s presence seems absent, Novak argues, and the conflict between faith and doubt stems not from objective differences, but from divergent attitudes toward the unknown. Ultimately, No One Sees God offers believers and unbelievers the opportunity to find common ground by acknowledging the complicated reality of the human struggle with doubt. Novak provides a stirring defense of the Christian worldview, while sidestepping the shrill tone that so often characterizes the discussion of faith, and given the challenges faced in the present age, all who value liberty will find hope in his new way of conversing.