Announcing the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope, the news reporter began: "Fifteen to 17 billion years ago the universe exploded into being."

"Exploded into being?" mused R. C. Sproul.  "Does this mean that 15 billion years ago the universe exploded from non-being into being?  Then what exploded?"  In Not a ChanceSproul takes a hard look at such conundrums: Just what is chance?  Can it account for what is?

As a respected Christian apologist, theologian, and philosopher, R. C. Sproul might be expected to find causation through chance a hard pill to swallow.  But in Not a Chance we learn that he is not alone.

Among others troubled by chance probability . . .