Get a God

"Coyote and Web eat donuts, drink coffee and drive through the desert with the top down as they talk of Tillich, Whitehead, suffering, good and evil, God, the state of American culture and politics and much more. Web Kitchell helps me remember what is good about being alive." -- Rev. Catharine Harris, UU Fellowship of Boulder, Colorado. 'For Coyote and me, faith means that we have to live our lives as if the cosmos, the planet, life, our fellow creatures, and ourselves are sacred. That is the myth Coyote and I have returned to.' For those eagerly awaiting the latest addition to the series that began with God's Dog and continued with Coyote Says, Webster Kitchell's work needs no introduction. Yet newcomers will find it easy to join the philosophical clergyman and the minor deity Coyote as they carry on a continued exploration of life's truths. Their adventures become a meeting ground where legend comes up against twenty-first-century sensibilities. This whimsical approach to the questions that need asking will both surprise and delight readers.