If you "know" that your god is real, what's the need to still say you "believe" in him? [Spirituality & Religion]

If you know something for a fact there is technically no further need to merely "believe" in it.
So why, if you claim you knew your god existed for a fact, do you still refer to it as your "belief"?

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LordSillio · 36-40, M

Knowing needs seeing, believing needs not.. my advice to an atheist, don't show people you're more a believer than us. Obviously you're thinking about Him more than we do. But maybe it's good for you. His existence in your consciousness is more since it bugs you more.

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