Beyond belief!

What’s worse
than following an invisible God
is seeing him
and not believing.
Fact or fiction?

Reviews

[Sami Khalil]

Few thoughts come to mind reading this:
God is a Spirit, and those who worship Him shall do so in spirit and in truth.
No man can see God and live.
God is No man that he should repent.
God is neither a man nor a woman, neither a male nor a female. He is unlike any of His creation.
God told Moses not to compare Him to anything that He created. Period. In heavens or on Earth.
Wanting to see God is disbelief in itself.
He sent prophets, messengers and a Messiah to point to Him, His existence and to worship Him and Him alone.
I know we use He in the English language for it does not allow for a gender neutral God. He is a Father figure as Jesus described Him. He was speaking symbolically ofcourse.
God is One and only, indivisible, omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient.
We can experience God in all things if you believe and see His wonderful creation. Man, as the epitome of all His creation, is an example of creation out of nothing. Adam means nothing.
Long subject.
No offense.
What I believe after lots of research.
You are free not to believe. Will disagree but not hold it against any.
An excellent proposition in a poetic form.

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you Sami for a top review.

[Sami Khalil]

Wowzy woooo! You are welcome Emperor Andrew

[andrew mitchell]

Thanks Sami, I’m not sure yet, I follow a more scientific approach from Brian Cox rather than something that makes me think was man made ie a belief. But we all have a moral compass just don’t know where it could lead to, a dead end or something else. Thanks again Sami, good comments you made.

[Sami Khalil]

Your prerogative. I stated mine. I believe science deals with the seen world and its laws, phenomenon and so forth; spirituality with the unseen. Both can compliment each other in my opinion.

[andrew mitchell]

Indeed and we still respect each other.

[Sami Khalil]

Indeed as you.
Long live the Emperor of poetry and science.

[Einstein Noodle]

fact says i ... a terrifying denial to have seen and still not believed .. God's creation all around screams His proof .. life that is teaming with variety, power and resilience .. glory in a simple blade of grass says i!
E.

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you Gene , I only see evolution and man’s beliefs.

[Einstein Noodle]

many do :) love on ya brother!

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Andrew... I felt God today when I looked deeply into a Holly Tree and
saw on a Branch a Nest of twigs with four beautiful perfect Blue Eggs...
Perhaps a Robin laid them there and I know she will return.
I see God in every Baby born. I believe that Birds have Instincts and so do We ...
softly, Pat

[andrew mitchell]

You are lucky Pat, I see suffering, 9 yr old girls shot dead, a toddler under 2 drowns in creek looking for Easter eggs, children used in slavery, children and teenage women tortured and raped in Ukraine, I see pets abandoned, animals mistreated , people murdered and I work with death knowing people are suffering in pain from terminal cancer of all ages and I ask myself why? How? And why A god would allow such sufferings. I feel pain and I see sadness and all that baloney that we must forgive.

[Patricia Wedel]

We need to hope things will be better… it seems hopeless and yet…

[Kelly Scheppers]

You speak of the synopsis of "The Ten Commandments" , and we all know how that ended. After seeing the spirit of my Dad standing at the foot of my bed years after he died, I have no reason to believe He doesn't exist.

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you Kelly for your words. I’m not sure yet, I follow a more scientific approach from Steven Hawking and Brian Cox. We all have a moral compass but where does it lead?