The Inventor of Nothing: A Mild and Wild Chat with the Brilliant Cosmic Designer

Now imagine meeting a candid, tech-savvy God who explains his supreme difficulties and dilemmas in running our complex universe. What if he told you why he does what he does? Wouldn’t that be exciting? In this highly unconventional book a bored writer accidentally meets a jovial God and engages in a wild, no-holds-barred conversation. Starting with a casual chat, and interspersed with friendly fights, illogical answers, and harebrained comparisons, the discussion soon enters a feverish pitch, and God argues that the earth cannot be managed any better than what he is currently doing and that he is neither an angel nor a bad guy after all. Filled with believable lies, timeless wisdom, and hard-hitting answers this fascinating book explains why God’s actions don’t fit human logic and rationality regardless of the religion humans follow, why the earth is already perfect in an imperfect way, why he indulges in Machiavellian methods, why he has no hesitation in crushing business giants and helping individuals, and why he loves atheists despite what they do, etc., in a funny, serious and thought-provoking way.

This book will completely change the way you will view the world henceforth as it will enlighten you with the technical, political, and business justifications for the eternal dance of feast-famine, merry-mayhem, good-bad, peace-chaos, wealth-poverty, etc., around us. Finally, you will be able to easily understand the mild and wild ways of our fellow humans like presidents, prime ministers, politicians, arms dealers, warmongers, detectives, anti-terrorism agencies, atheists, rationalists, scientists, terrorists, mafia dons, etc., and also to understand who is making them do what they do.

In short, this book contains frank and never-before-released answers to all of our heated questions about God. Or in other words – HIS SIDE OF THE STORY and a must-read for anyone curious or angry about God’s irrational ways of managing the earth without diving into traditional spirituality.

Even God would love to own a copy.