Originally posted by Venus
When I said "seen" I put it in quotation marks thinking it wouldn't be taken literally. I have never seen him face to face, but I have "SEEN"
the wonders that he created. Next time you are outside, stop and look around. Not just with your eyes but with your soul. Look at the leaves on the
trees and the petals on the flowers. Look at all the little wonders that are out there that you normally oversee. Notice all the differences between
each bird/leaf/flower/bug. Now...You have seen him too. As far as the other senses....They are inside of me. I walk with him with every step I
take. He is as close to me as my breath.
Ahhh....Ok, I know where ya coming from now....I figured that was probably what you meant but I figured I would check just in case, cause that would
certainly be interesting to hear such a discription.
I also agree with you totally on viewing the world outside and within to see, feal, hear, etc...God. I too can see this, and have for some time now,
even though I do not share your Christian version of God. While I am comfortable with individual perceptions of God is many are not, this is what I
find most disturbing.
Since this thread isn't about "Proof" toward any religion and just asking about belief in God I guess I would have to say YES & NO. Being that
some who say "Yes" that they believe, yet what they believe differs in various degree to what I believe I must include both. Also Judeo-Christian
type Religions are very specific about their belief that they are "Right" and every other Belief is wrong. That being so whether or not someone
believes in God or not is unimportant to those that see the question as "Do you believe in MY God?" Two totally different questions indeed!
What I believe, using limited language: No Deities or worshiping of certain persons or Dieties.
What is, always was, and will always be, all that can ever be. To place any label or name or qualities or definitions upon the infinite is of no
purpose and will only lead toward misunderstanding, which is why I normally try not even use "God" except for certain cases.