I have to agree with the fact that we all relate to God in the way we need. I am a believer in God and his word, but I choose not to involve myself with organized religion. A personal relationship with God keeps him close to my heart, but I don't feel that attending church every Sunday and tithing my money to support it is the way for me.

The existence of God seems to be unprovable to me. These arguments are understood, but the belief of His existence can only become real to a person if they choose it to be so. So, I suppose I'm saying that the existence of God to a person is based on individual experience and wether or not you choose to believe that He exists.

How else can you explain that He exists? It's not physically or scientifically possible. It's based on your personal experience and what you choose to believe. I choose to believe he exists based on my faith.
Mary Riggs
riggsmary@earthlink.net