20 Compelling Evidences that God Exists: Discover Why Believing in God Makes So Much Sense Book

The authors clearly have different definitions of the words 'Compelling' and 'Evidence' to me. A huge amount of cherry picking of examples, misrepresentation of alternative positions, faux reasonableness, (deliberate?) ignoring of more challenging rebuttals, etc. Some examples:
In the early chapters there is the claim that the universe being suitable for life is evidence of divine creation, but the anthropic principle suggests that it is only because it has those properties that humans exist and can analyse it, yet this viewpoint was not mentioned.
Later, there is a rebuttal of the proposal that Jesus' disciples stole his body from the tomb that is based on their being a guard around the tomb, yet there is no mention of the view that the guard itself may have removed the body (after all, the presence of the guard suggests that there was some concern from Pilate about repercussions following the execution).
The historical accuracy of (aspects of) the bible are introduced early on and used throughout to suggest that everything else in them is credible. Yet there are many series of novels by writers such as Bernard Cornwell and George MacDonald Fraser where ahistorical characters are placed into a narrative based on factual events. This isn't addressed at all, instead the fall back is 'The bible was right about that, therefore this must also be true'.
Towards the end, there is the claim that "our inner need for God points to God's reality as surely as our need for water would prove that water existed". Leaving aside the strange concept of proof in this statement, an alternative view that isn't addressed is that this inner need would provide the reason for the creation of God and other gods - the cause and effect aren't as clear as the authors contend.
All in all, if you'll pardon the expression, this book does a good job of preaching to the converted, but I don't think it is likely to change anyone else's viewpoint. And maybe that is fine, it just wasn't sufficient for me.