Welcome to Curiously, Caitlin, a podcast where we try to make theology make sense.

I'm Caitlin Chess, and every week on this show, you will hear a kid's question about God, theology, or the Bible,

and then I'll talk with a scholar who will try to answer it.

I don't know.

That doesn't make any sense.

Yes.

Dr. Beth, Felker Jones, thank you so much for joining me today, and thank you for hearing this question today.

Glad to be with you.

Can't wait to hear.

This is Dr. Beth Felker Jones.

She teaches theology at Northern Seminary and lives in the Chicagoland area with her husband

Brian, four kids, two dogs, and her theology cat, Dwight.

She's the author of many books, including Practicing Christian Doctrine, an introduction to

thinking and living theologically. And fun doctrine, an introduction to thinking and living

theologically. And fun fact, she went to Duke. So let's hear our question for today.

People say, like, God is always with you. How does he, like, multiply? And, like, why are you not able

to see him? A wonderful question, a really good question.

Yeah. Let's start with, I think, kind of the first part of his two questions, which is,

does God multiply? Or I think kind of underneath that question is, how is God everywhere? Is God

everywhere? That doesn't really make sense with, I mean, for a kid,

that definitely doesn't make sense. I've never experienced anything that can be everywhere.

But even for adults, it's sort of like, how am I supposed to imagine God being everywhere? Is that

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