God So Called

John Rogers has a modern man’s view of God—unreal or irrelevant. One evening, someone claiming to be God disturbs John’s life. So, John asks the questions that had left him godless. They range from the basic (what exactly is God?) to the byzantine (why is God imperceptible?), from the classic (why is there suffering?) to the fashionable (which religion is right?), from the consequential (what is heaven really?) to the trivial (why mosquitoes?). John got his answers, but the answer that mattered most came from an altogether different question.