The Belief in God

[k2sixx]

As far as the belief in God goes, I have recently had a thought.

When we die, it is widely accepted that there is no time or space.  This is extremely difficult to envision, isn't it?

Throughout our lives, we are so overwhelmly concerned with the source.  Our source (humanities) is a complicated issue, obviously, and may not be discovered until after death.  Hard to imagine a tree without the source of the seed.  Impossible to imagine the source of a child without the mother.  And as far as our dimension is concerned, it is impossible to physically experience the past or future first-hand.

Can you see what I'm getting at?  We just may not be able to conceive the notion of no-source.  For me, I don't like the possibility, but it had crossed my mind recently and I felt like getting it out here.

I am indifferent in my belief in God.

Any thoughts?

[DjMidgetMan]

Here are some links(Islamic) that have some great philosphies concerning the belief in God.  Although they are Islamic links, I think that Christians and Jews will have nothing wrong with it, and it will just reassure them about why there is a God.
    The first one(beconvinced) is really simple, and the second one is extremely thorough.
 
http://www.beconvinced.com/ISTHEREAGOD.htm
http://www.muslimphilosophy.com/ip/pg1.htm


DjMidgetMan
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