Publisher's Synopsis
Who Am I, Really? I drive in my car, but I'm not my car. I wash my car. Take it to the mechanic. Change the oil. Rotate the tires and some even love their cars, but I'm not my car. I, the real me, am so much more than my car. I'm using your car as a metaphor for your body because in the same way you, the real you, are much more than your body. You are made in the image and likeness of God. You are a spirit, you have a soul and you only live in your body.
