I believe this to be true. A person can never find the Creator through physical or even logical means. It has to be through our spirit or soul. Then we find God within us [quote]King James Bible But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned. [/quote]
@SomeMichGuy Yes, the "clockwork" notion is totally defunct.
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Those words can be a trap. What we "know" and which others find "foolish" will be vindicated in our mind/hearts, leading to self-congratulation on being "spiritual" and of those others as "natural". Just a vicious circle of self-justification.
@SW-User it should be in their own belief as opposed to someone else telling them what to believe
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@Axeroberts I think it [i]real[/i] and important to genuinely say "thank you". Often. Perhaps until gratitude becomes part of us. Many give me the impression of simply trusting in their "decision", their "choice", the correctness of their belief. All "works".
Pure gratitude (its implications) will always include and embrace all others. It is Faith.
Alternatively, belief will always separate and divide.
