WHO GOD IS

WHO GOD IS: A Semantic Introduction explores the concept of God through the lens of language and meaning, proposing that understanding what we mean by "God" fundamentally shifts the discussion of God's existence. It argues that if God encompasses all of reality, then questions about existence, infinity, and omnipotence take on new dimensions, and the nature of creation is seen as manifestation rather than external production. The book also considers the relationship between God's omnipotence and the presence of evil, offering a thought-provoking perspective on the potential for a fully good universe. Ultimately, it invites readers—regardless of belief—to revisit one of the most profound questions from a fresh, semantic standpoint.