I just wanted to say I am not a religious person, but still, one way or another we all seek lower-case-g god. One of my ways is this… I can focus and say and ask for things within this forum that those with a traditional faith practice may say in prayer. And when I hear back from you in comments or emails, it makes you all the voice of god I seek. So, thank you, spirit guides. If any of you have a statue of yourselves you might like me to place above my front door, just send it along. 🙂
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He communicates with us in various ways. It could be an email, a comment or anything. Others call it God (like me), others call it universe and others just a coincidence. Whatever you think it or He is, the result remains that you get the messages or signs you need to move forward with your life.
Amen.
Exactly. I believe in people and the power of the human spirit more than a god who has never done anything for me. I hate it when people do good things for others and are not appreciated. For example my elderly friend once picked up a woman who had run out of gas on the side of the road. He took her to the gas station to where she also had no money. He gave her $15 for the gas and took her back to her car on the side of the road. All she said to him was praise the Lord almighty thank you Jesus. No thank you or acknowledgement to this person. My mate was wild and so would I be. God from the church didn’t help her she’d still be on the side of the road waiting. A piece of that man’s God and compassion did that so thank him, not god from the church.
In that woman’s defense, Christians tend to believe that God works through others. So that’s why she thanked Jesus.
Still, I do believe a thank you to your friend was in order.