Geschichten vom lieben Gott

The opening finds a narrator stepping onto an October morning, exchanging a brief comment about the bright, crisp autumn with a neighbor next door. Their conversation quickly turns from weather to the age‑old questions about the loving God—what his hands look like, whether he speaks Chinese, how many stars there are. This easy, slightly whimsical banter sets a tone that feels both grounded in everyday life and open to wonder.

He offers to recount a version of the creation story, describing how the divine swiftly shaped earth, called forth light, raised mountains and filled the world with trees, all in a breathless rush of imagination. As they walk together, the narrator’s explanations mingle with pauses and the sound of unseen footsteps, adding a subtle tension to the gentle dialogue. Listeners are invited to follow this informal meditation, where familiar myth is retold through ordinary speech, inviting a quiet reflection on the mysteries that surround us.