What if God's existence - as Creator of all things - could be proven?
Not through tradition or emotion, but through logic - the same structured reasoning mathematicians use to confirm what is undeniably true. PROOF invites readers into a fresh way of thinking about God, where science, ancient scripture, and mathematical logic don't compete - they converge.
In a culture that often pits faith against science, PROOF offers a thoughtful and easy-to-understand alternative. Dean Hager, a lifelong technologist and problem-solver, approaches the question of God with the disciplined curiosity of a builder, innovator, and rational thinker. Rather than encouraging blind faith, he invites readers to explore belief through structure, logic, and evidence.
Drawing from ancient texts - including a careful examination of the biblical Creation account - modern scientific insight, and the rigor of mathematical proof, Hager uncovers surprising alignment between scripture and science. The result is a compelling argument that reason and faith are not opponents - they are allies. This book speaks to thoughtful believers, hopeful skeptics, and anyone wrestling with the tension between spirituality and science.
PROOF is not written for those determined to disbelieve. It is for those who sense there must be more - minds open enough to question, and hearts willing to consider that logic may lead not away from God, but directly to Him.
If you've ever wondered whether faith can stand up to truth-seeking and critical examination, PROOF offers a surprising and thought-provoking answer: Yes.
About the Author :
Dean Hager is a retired technology executive, inventor, and devoted follower of Jesus Christ. He was most recently CEO of Jamf, a software company he led through significant growth and Minnesota's largest IPO in 2020. Dean holds a Bachelor's in Mathematics and Computer Science and a Master's in Management, with four U.S. patents. His book, PROOF, blends scripture, science, and math to make a compelling case for the existence of God. Dean and his wife of 36 years, Jenny, have raised three daughters and are actively involved in nonprofit work to bring learning technology to children around the world.
