Randy j. Elstrott

The Box You Can Put God In unveils the true but hidden nature of God. It is structured as a novel, with a main character, a villain, a plot and a surprise ending, but it isn’t fiction. It is first century theology reworked for the average twenty first century reader. When piecing together an understanding of God, one should not stop before he has read this book. 

 

It will answer questions such as these:

 

What is God like?

 

Why does God often seem less than good?

 

If the Bible is God-breathed, why does it contradict itself?

 

If God is good, why is the world filled with evil?

 

Is God in control of everything?

 

Why is the God of the Old Testament so different than the God of the New Testament?