The Trouble with God: A Divine Comedy about Judgment (and Misjudgment)
May 2018 · Pitchstone Publishing (US&CA)
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In this riotous, globetrotting sequel to The Story of God, the universe's premier antihero, God, returns, as lonely, misguided, angry, and troubled as ever. Regretting many of the decisions he made in his debut book, and wrestling with his continued ambivalence to both his son(s) Jesus and his frenemy Satan, God decides to set things right with creation—again. But this time, he asks, why stick around the dusty Land of Israel or a decaying heaven when there's a much bigger world to explore—and countless others out there just waiting to love and praise him? And why work with the same tired old prophets, when there are much better candidates for the job? Journeying from the sands of Arabia to the hills of Utah to the stars of Southern California, God works to set his message—and record—straight. But with each new book he commissions, the same old questions, demons, and troubles remain. Forever haunted, he decides to do away with creation once and for all...or wait, maybe just apologize? Returning to where it all began, God makes one final judgment, with the fate of the universe—and himself—hanging in the balance.
About the author
Chris Matheson is a screenwriter whose credits include Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, and Rapture-Palooza. He is also the author of The Story of God and lives in Portland, Oregon. Chris Matheson is a screenwriter whose credits include Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey, and Rapture-Palooza. He is also the author of The Story of God and lives in Portland, Oregon.
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