I wonder since a believer in God can not physically prove God as a being, the reason is because God arise from within our true being, and only the person who practice to purify their true being will experience God?
I did say in an OP some time ago, God is energy, so maybe the energy of God arise from within our being when we practice the teaching we follow.
That would mean, each one of us will understand God differently.
Thoughts?
The realm of religious faith is different to the realm of the physical world. It
is stated in the bible that if you cannot 'prove for yourself' God's presence
then you don't understand. But if you seek a corporate proof (proving for
others) of God's existance then you don't understand either.
The God of the bible has 'paralled' His word with natural, physical symbols.
God's people, God's compassion, God's wrath, God's city etc.. So the Jew
became the standard bearer of God, whether they liked it or not.
So the Jews provided the motifs - forever few in number, living in a tiny land,
highly capable, called out of the world (Egypt) given a 'Promised Land', exiled
for sin, sent into captivity, redeemed from captivity, a holy city, the sanctuary,
ark of God's presence, punishment for 'not knowing the time of their visitation'
with exile into the whole world, brought back to Israel when the Gentiles time
'is fulfilled' and so on.
Jacob in Egypt ca 2000 BC spoke of this when he told his son Juda there
would one day be a Hebrew nation with a monarchy and the law, and it would
last until the Messiah came. And the Gentiles would believe in this Messiah.