So Who is God, Anyway?: An (Un) orthodox Theory for Doubters, Skeptics, and Recovering Fundamentalists.

"So Who is God, Anyway?: An (Un) orthodox Theory for Doubters, Skeptics, and Recovering Fundamentalists" by G.S. Payne is a clever exploration of the philosophical arguments for and against the existence of God. Payne presents a case for panentheism, the belief that all creation is a part of God, drawing from the perspectives of various religious traditions. The book is written in an inviting and humorous style, making complex philosophical concepts accessible to readers. While targeting skeptics, the book can be appreciated by individuals from diverse religious backgrounds. [Extracted from the article]

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