What is your own definition of God and the reason you serve

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   sir_tallestposted 14 years ago

   What is your own definition of God and the reason you serve

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   Jo_Goldsmith11posted 14 years ago

   God is the indescribable feeling deep in my soul. It is my purpose of existence. It is knowing that this is the source of all reality and the beauty that lies within. It's being in a state of conscience that is peaceful and calm. I proudly serve him because of the love he has for me.  It is the unwavering ever present feeling of a peace like no other. It's a mindset to accept others for who they are.  It is the strength to reach my goals and the conviction that my life matters.

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   Edoka Writesposted 14 years ago

   My definition of God is creator. I serve because I'd rather be wrong about God's existence while alive, then at the hour of death.

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   Apostle Jackposted 14 years ago

   God is a Celestial Spirit.We are Celestial Spirits within the body of flesh created in His image..Celestial Spirituality. I serve Him because His reality is within our spirits...and not scientific equations.

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   lostdogrwdposted 14 years ago

   either serve Jesus or man. and man can not created anything . just change it. and you can see that man care for no one save himself. God created man and everything else and allow our spirit  to develop to who we are. all is from God and I praying that God take me back for all man can see that man is well on there way to destroyer the world. and only Jesus can save us from what man going to do.

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   SpiritPhilosopherposted 14 years ago

   Fundamentally the universe consists of two natures:
   
   one Visible, the other Invisible.
   
   The invisible nature is called ‘God’.

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   ZxRedposted 14 years ago

   I can have my own definition of God but my own definition is not what makes him God. God is defined according to what he has revealed both in nature and scriptures. We have different worldviews. Ones worldview acts as a filter to everything one believes. For me, my worldview is the Christian worldview based on the Bible. Therefore, I define God according to what the Bible says. Believing in God requires faith. For "without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him" (Hebrews 11:6)

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