When a history teacher shuts down all discussion of God, six teenagers decide it's time to fight back—with logic, evidence, and a formal debate. Amina Khalid — A quiet Muslim girl who sees divine patterns in mathematics and stars Eli Rosen — A sharp-tongued Jewish debater who refuses to accept that some questions are off-limits Ana María Santos — A warm-hearted Catholic who believes beauty itself is evidence of the divine Jamal Carter — A fiery Baptist preacher learning that passion needs structure to persuade Jasleen Kaur — A gentle Sikh philosopher who sees God's order written in the laws of physics Harper Lin — A cynical agnostic with wit, questioning everything—including her own skepticism Together, they form The Inkling Society and do the impossible: challenge their atheist science teacher to a public debate on whether God exists. Armed with cosmological arguments, fine-tuning evidence, and the courage to stand for truth in a school that treats faith like folklore, these six unlikely allies will show their entire school that belief can stand up to scrutiny. But can teenagers with different religions and different doubts actually defend God—and each other—when the whole school is watching? Perfect for readers who love: Debate • Philosophy • Faith vs. Reason • Diverse perspectives • Characters who think deeply and argue passionately For anyone who's ever been told their questions don't belong in the classroom. "Where ideas begin. Where minds sharpen. Where belief meets reason."