How Does God Think? is a reflective philosophical novel that explores the quiet questions people carry but rarely speak aloud.Across cultures, beliefs, and life experiences, different seekers attempt to understand the nature of God, faith, and human responsibility. Some speak with certainty, some with devotion, some with doubt, and some with silence. Each perspective feels complete on its own, yet none fully resolves the question.Rather than offering conclusions or religious instruction, this book observes how belief, suffering, knowledge, and experience shape the way humans attempt to explain the divine. Through encounters with spiritual teachers, scholars, believers, and skeptics, the story gently examines the human need for answers and the discomfort of not knowing.Written in a simple, calm, and thoughtful style, this book invites readers to reflect on good and evil, faith and doubt, and the limits of human understanding. It does not argue, persuade, or convert. Instead, it creates space for reflection and personal interpretation.This is not a book about defining God.It is a book about understanding ourselves. Pawan Upadhyay is an observer of life, ideas, and human behavior. Rather than offering conclusions or doctrines, his writing focuses on quiet questions that often go unspoken. Shaped by exposure to diverse cultures and belief systems, his perspective is rooted in lived experience, reflection, and open curiosity. Through his work, he invites readers to pause, think, and explore meaning beyond certainty

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