A Question for Christians on God

[EireWarrior]

Quote:This premise of god as an image of omnipotence is very hard to prove. Since we haven't defined the meaning of "God" in the basis of the question, it must be assumed that the poll refers to our common "image" of God... a being, a literal male creator, an omnipotent ruler who sits on a throne and passes judgment, the creator of divine law who ultimately judges whether we burn in hell or we go to heaven... So the point of the question is to polarize us into a literal division.

When our reason is confronted with the image, we become polarized into thinking of the omnipotent god as either as a ridiculous lie, or the absolute truth and fundamental answer. But they are two sides of the same coin, they are in fact the same answer. Facing God as a provable "fact" leaves us with three "polarized" choices... theist, atheist, agnostic... While they might seem like separate choices, the opposites and middle ground are all one... they are one, a poll with a top, a bottom and a middle, all connected, but none of them are completely satisfying.

So, the real question is, is there an alternative to the poll... can you know God without conforming to options presented in the poll? The answer is YES. If God isn't an image, but an abstract truth, you don't need to prove anything. You simply know.

But how can we prove it, prove the invisible exists? We can't if we are are simply looking and using our eyes to try and prove a fact. To see of the spirit, we have to see with our heart. We have been taught to look and not to see. But it's not that hard... in fact its natural. And when we remember that, we start to see the movements of the spirit as an energetic fact, instead of trying to prove or disprove an image...

God as the creator is an image... it is the demigod, the demiurge, the human image of ruler. The true God is always in the imagination, embodied by Us. So the existence of the spirit of god is not something to prove, it is something we know by knowing ourselves.

We don't believe... We know.

We are the invisible movements of The Spirit

Found this below quote from Chris while I was reading the other posts about 'god'

I must say I agree fully with this quote.

God is an image created by man. I dont believe god to be a man nor jesus a man, but i do believe there is more than meets the eye.

I enjoyed this quote, I had thoughts myself but didnt know if I was right, Chris answered them for me.

I'm done. I know the bible and others were all created for a story, but i somehow do feel we all have our own "god" we believe in and we all have our own beliefs.

Let others find there god, dont force yours onto them. peace.

Quote:The true God is always in the imagination, embodied by Us. So the existence of the spirit of god is not something to prove, it is something we know by knowing ourselves.

We don't believe... We know.

ED: I really feel that verse