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Lets say there is a God (I believe there is), Let’s just say I'm right. Well - lets first define God (something that created everything or something that created something, that created something, etc). I believe God is the origin of all creation. Now, just try to imagine (everything that is created). That's a lot to imagine. I'll be honest, that's more than I could imagine. Then just take one object, and focus on that one object and what went into it, what it is and does, etc. That one thing, out of everything is amazing. Going even further now. Take that one object and see how it fits into everything else. It just keeps getting more amazing. Now lets go back to original question. What is God? The truth is obvious - our little pea brain head does not have the capacity to answer that question. But many believe and think and try to understand. If we took everyone’s ideas, beliefs, attempts to understand and mush it all together, we come a little closer to understanding, but even then, we could not reach it. So if you have an idea of what you think God is - I'm all for it. I won't say you're right, I won't say your wrong, but I especially won't say you got the answer - but I might agree that you have part of the answer, and probably a very, very, very small part of that answer. Where I believe we are gravely wrong is in two ways. 1) a) You say there is no God - and refuse to acknowledge the possibility. (When communism persecuted all religions - this was that mindset) b) If you said that you don't believe in God, but thought there might be a possibility - I would stop right there, because I would believe that surely you are a smart person. If there is a God, you will discover it some day, and if not, you never will - peace be unto you. 2) a) You believe in God - what you believe God is, is all there is, and any other thing would be false. God could not possibly live in your belief or would limit itself to your thoughts. Yet what you believe is faith. It can't be proven and you dare not question, because then it wouldn't be faith - I can understand that. But you CAN respect other faiths, see them like yourself, rather than call them followers of a false God, believe your belief is the only true belief. (It is this mindset that brought upon the dark ages and the Inquisition and things like it). b) You believe in God and know that your belief is yours alone, like your favorite, prized animal, the most perfect crystal. This is yours and not others. As no two people look alike or sound alike, nor do we think alike. While you know your faith in God is strong, while my faith is not the same as yours, my faith could very well be stronger than yours. You acknowledge that my faith is just as valid as yours is, we are good neighbors, Thank You!
"A fool says I know and a wise man says I wonder."
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