Samantha Rinne
Resident Genderfluid Writer/Artist
Because reality is hard to see.
If we work on this premise, we can prevent deceiving ourselves by distinguishing the differences between God and blind nature. For example, one may walk around in pitch black darkness and experience one's fear rising. Since mind = reality, you are transparent and your thoughts may become manifest unless one takes full control. According to Christopher Michael Langan, author of the CTMU, you are transparent to the Global Conscious Agency God which means God is there in the room with you as God sees all. Either that or you must enter that realm in which God exists for It to see you.
Possibly relevant.
Flipside
(Comic starts here. The main character is trying to enter an area surrounded by three progressively closer auras: fear, pain, and despair. Typically, when one is closest to God, one is praying because life is pain and despair, while people outside talk of theories that are possibly false. In this story there is a little girl with odd hair and a faceless cat at the eye of this "storm". The interesting part about this is how well this fits, because the person just outside has some crazy theory of microscopic technolife called Qualia causing all the world's magic, sort of a classic atheist in a world of wonder, while inside the field there is a cursed girl and a faceless cat that can create tools out of thin air. The same way people who completely are outside of God get wrapped in science theories yet seldom face the raw emotions of the universe)
I think there's another reason though. As the film Lucy explains in a sort of scientific deist way, the title character manages to achieve omnipresence. One of the things she does is resonate her physical body so that it is at all places at all times. The bad luck of all this is that it means it's pretty hard for her to get it on with her guy friend, but life goes on. She can't be seen or heard, though she does manage to create a cool flash drive using her eldritch computer and sends him a text message.