Synopsis: IN THE BEGINNING WHO? An Unconventional Guide to Understanding and Knowing God is for anyone who's ever felt unsure, sceptical, or even turned off by the idea of God. This book doesn't preach-it invites. It suggests that maybe, just maybe, the God we've heard about isn't the full story-and that the God of the Bible might be Someone worth getting to know.

In our fast-paced, media-driven world, where attention spans are short and marketing messages never stop, it's easy for real understanding to get lost. God often ends up pushed aside, misunderstood, or rejected altogether. But what if the version of God people have dismissed isn't the real one at all?

This book helps readers explore that possibility, cutting through the noise to uncover the God revealed in Scripture: real, relational, and far more approachable than we've been led to believe.

Autobiography: Charles William Hamilton, Jr. is an ordained Minister of the Word with a lifelong passion for thoughtful reflection and spiritual insight. He holds a B.A. in Biblical Education and a Minor in Theology from Florida Bible College's Hollywood Beach, Florida campus.

From an early age, Charles developed a deep love for thinking, often becoming immersed in a single thought for hours, even days. As a boy, he would retreat to quiet outdoor spaces, such as the comforting branches of his grandmother's grapefruit tree, to ponder life's mysteries in peaceful solitude. What he didn't realise at the time was that he was practising meditation-a quiet discipline that would shape his spiritual journey for years to come.

Curiosity was a constant companion. Even at five years old, he was fascinated by questions like: Why do we grow up? Why don't all adults have wrinkles? What causes grey hair? His questions often drew laughter from amused adults, but they were the seeds of a thoughtful mind, always searching for deeper understanding.