Gerald Wolf

The God Module or Believe me, I don't exist Gerald Wolf

Alexander hovers over his own body for a while, and then he penetrates the cinnamon blanket. In the apartment above him he finds himself again. It is that of Felicia Ramin, an attractive theologian. In her he finds far more than just a replacement for Birgit, his former girlfriend. But something worries him: Something can "not be right" with Felicia, highly mysterious things can happen. Is she in league with God, or with the devil? Or is it the magnetic brain stimulation that is driving Alexander mad? He wants to hold on to his love for Birgit, he has practice in multiple relationships. But with horror he witnesses a very confidential scene between her and his friend Sebastian. A novel from university life and the madness and irony of our own thinking. It's about religion and science, especially brain research. And about how to argue all that, wittily and with a wink. How natural is the supernatural? What is it about the God module in our brain? The Lord God himself has a sense of humor. He pretends he doesn't exist.