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You Can't Describe God

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Posted by Elfangor on October 30, 2001 09:54:35 UTC

You'll never be able to describe God, but you can know God, Feel God and " see" God clearly without eyes. That's why we, the believers, believe in God: Because we don't just believe ! We feel God !
And later, after you know and feel God, you'll find that ppl who don't believe in Him are blind. It's like me now, I really really wonder why atheists don't believe in God while I can see God everywhere.
You're supposed to believe, like you believe in your existence as our living here is the most tangible proof of God's existence.
You're like a computer that doesn't believe in Human existence.
We lack of knowledge about God very much, but it doesn't mean God doesn't exist.
For instance, there's an island called MADURA in my country, perhaps you've never heard about it. But no matter you've ever heard or never, Madura still exists.

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