In the intellectual spirit of apologetics like CS Lewis, as radical yet Bible-beholden as an evangelical, and attempting as much spiritual breadth as St. Augustine, Amazing Grace Changes Everything asks the audacious question, can God save everyone, everywhere, eventually? Salvation is not automatic. Everyone must choose God. Everyone must repent and be born again as the Bible states. But can God's magnifi cence in full power, and perseverance in full love, transform everyone to complete, authentic, transformative, and permanent coversion? Is it inevitable? Claiming to solve "the problem of evil" and advocating a Christianity that is rationally defensible, Roger Larkin Morton portrays a vision of God as a divine parent who predestined the world for glory as promised by the Bible. Believing in the Gospel is a gateway to eternal life, beginning immediately, with God as our teacher using triumphs and even tragedies to prepare us for discovery, adventure, meaning, and joy forever. Unbelievable? Impossible? Or exactly as promised by God. Take a look and fi nd out.