"The God Who Is There" is a book by Francis Schaeffer that explores the existence of God and His relevance in the modern world. Schaeffer argues that God is not an abstract concept but a personal being who is actively involved in human history and individual lives. He emphasizes the importance of understanding God's nature to grasp the meaning of life. The book addresses the philosophical and cultural shifts that have led to skepticism about God's existence. Schaeffer discusses how these changes impact morality, truth, and human purpose, urging readers to recognize the significance of a God who is present and engaged in their lives.