The ways of God with humanity

[InvestigateTruth]

so, if you believe in divinity, which one of the choices do you believe and why?

 

[SalixIncendium]

None of the choices apply to my worldview. All three imply anthropomorphism.

 

[Vee]

While God doesn't walk among us in human form, I see evidence of his actions in everything he created.
When I see a building, I know an architect designed it even if that person is not in front of me because I see his work. Same with God when I look at nature.

 

[InvestigateTruth]

None of the choices apply to my worldview. All three imply anthropomorphism.

Feel free to explain your view.

 

[Unveiled Artist]

so, if you believe in divinity, which one of the choices do you believe and why?

God never manifested Himself among humanity or expressed His word to guide humanity, because ?

I picked this one because I don't know how god can be separate to manifest himself into something. Rather, it is more so, we are the manifested experience of and as divinity.

 

[InvestigateTruth]

God never manifested Himself among humanity or expressed His word to guide humanity, because ?

I picked this one because I don't know how god can be separate to manifest himself into something. Rather, it is more so, we are the manifested experience of and as divinity.

How do you know God is not separate from everything else, including humanity?

 

[InvestigateTruth]

While God doesn't walk among us in human form, I see evidence of his actions in everything he created.
When I see a building, I know an architect designed it even if that person is not in front of me because I see his work. Same with God when I look at nature.

Why wouldnt God walk among us? Or had He ever?

 

[Unveiled Artist]

How do you know God is not separate from everything else, including humanity?

Because we are born divine and when we self-reflect and live as how we are called, we bring out/live/manifest in god. The experience of revelation from/as/in ourselves is god. We are the most closest to ourselves.

Trying to figure how to phrase it. When you reflect and see your self-growth, the awe, or however named, is already in you. It's been in you/as you since you were born. God is your source of growth, life, age, and dying. You are god. There is no closer to find and understand divinity but to understand yourself.

How can divinity be outside yourself when it is experienced rather than found?

Edit: @InvestigateTruth This is the best I can explain what I mean
The Nature of God

 

[SalixIncendium]

Feel free to explain your view.

God is always manifest as pure consciousness. God is without gender and without form. God has no beginning and no end. All perceived worldly forms are manifestations of God as droplets of water are manifestations of the ocean.

 

[sun rise]

God is inherently manifesting through everything. God is also, paradoxically, beyond everything.

 

[Remté]

I don't understand, does the manifestation imply a messanger?

The last choice comes nearest to me, but why "from time to time"? God is there all the time.

 

[GoodbyeDave]

so, if you believe in divinity, which one of the choices do you believe and why?

I certainly "believe in divinity" but I'm agnostic about "God". The gods certainly manifest themselves, as I know from personal experience.