The Truth about God

This book is a non-religious, non-humanized look into God. Seldom do people look at the ramifications of God's infinite, absolute, omniscient, and eternal nature. We might feel small and unimportant when we consider ourselves in relation the infinity of God, or we might feel safe and relevant when we see how intimately and innately we are connected to infinite God.This book answers all variety of questions about God, including simple and basic questions: What does God look like; why is...
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This book is a non-religious, non-humanized look into God. Seldom do people look at the ramifications of God's infinite, absolute, omniscient, and eternal nature. We might feel small and unimportant when we consider ourselves in relation the infinity of God, or we might feel safe and relevant when we see how intimately and innately we are connected to infinite God.This book answers all variety of questions about God, including simple and basic questions: What does God look like; why is there suffering; does God know everything; could God die; is God male of female, and on.As the jacket of the book indicates, this is not a warm and fuzzy discussion about God, but rather a more technical presentation about the nature of a truly infinite, eternal God. This is not a religious book, nor was it written with a religious purpose. The book's description of God may differ from descriptions various religions have of God, but its purpose is not religious, nor is it to impact religions. The purpose of the book is to give an accurate description and analysis of the nature of God, for whatever joy, pleasure, or satisfaction that that description and analysis might give to the reader. That result, that joy, if gained will fulfill the books mission.