Whomever you worship, do you believe that they are always there for you?

Answer 1

Since I worship myself I'd have to say only 50% of the time I am there for myself. Usually early in the morning or late at night, but rarely in the middle of the day because I just don't pay attention to who I am or what I am doing. Sometimes, when walking the streets I tend to ask complete strangers where I might be or "do you know of Jack?" ... Alas, they don't until I throw a tomato at them. Where am I you ask? I'm right there beside you. be well, jack

Answer 2

You worship someone only because you believe him to be the God.Different religions have different definitions for God and it depends on the person's strength of belief. If you analyse the religions, there are two main kinds of religion, one that emphaises on idol worship and other which emphaises only on worshipping God, which is Unseen.

I don't believe in the first category as how can I worship anything that has been made by man himself. In the second category, three major religions, Islam, Chrisitianity and Judaism comes as they all have things in common, but the other two had many changes.

Since I believe in Islam and ur question if My God will be always with me, this my answer.As per Islam, man was taken a commitment of worshipping the Unseen, centuries before his existence on Earth. The thing that distinguishes Islam and other religions is only in the concept of God. We believe there is ONLY ONE God, who controls the whole World.

God is real, and He loves you (even if you are the naughtiest child in the world, or the wicked adult). He knows all your weaknesses and struggles, and even if you go wrong (even in a big way) He still loves you. What He does not love is the wrong you have done – but He still loves you. He will never ‘turn His back’ on the person who is sorry and asks for help to be put right again – never! Even if everyone else does, and nobody else understands, He does, and He will never leave you even if you leave Him from time to time.

His existence is proved through His Book, Quran, through His creations and if there is no God, who is running this world from the time life on earth has been started.Who rises the Sun in the morning and sets it at dusk?Who has given strength in the Earth to produce variety of things at different seasons?Who is that who has made a digestion system for you? Allah says:

"We will show them the signs in the horizon and within themselves until the truth is evident".

The rest is for you to decide.

Answer 3

Not necessarily. I think that my deities have lives and agendas of their own that I may not understand. I don't think that my deities lives are centered around me.

For example, I have a cat that I love dearly. But I am not "always" around her. I have to work, I have chores outside and errands to run. She can't possibly understand the complexity of my life. But I love her very much and make sure that her needs are taken care of. I include her as much as possible and sometimes when she meows at me a lot to get my attention, I will stop what I'm doing and give her the attention she wants.
Ummmm...I hope this example made sense, even if folks don't agree with it.

Answer 4

The Bible is full of promises like this; Jesus Christ promised this, and thus have I found it. The Lord promised to never leave me nor forsake me and I've always found that to be true. I may, in human weakness, disobey or disappoint the Lord but He has always remained faithful to me. And for that I praise and thank the Lord with joy and gladness.

Answer 5

I worship enlightenment - a philosophy, not an entity.

Enlightenment is never regressive, nor is it judgmental like 'religion'. I am responsible for my enlightenment, not some mighty ghost spirit floating in the sky.

Answer 6

Yes and No, they are always there for me but they do not always respond in the way I thought they would, among Native Americans it is said "When we pray to the Great Spirit for strength, he gives us troubles", it is also said, "Nothing makes the Great Spirit laugh harder than a Man's plans", Wise words, I try to remember them.

Answer 7

It is amazing how it’s human nature to assume that because we believe or don’t believe something, that makes it true. Some may not believe in the law of gravity, and may feel they have "evidence" to back up their belief. However, gravity exists whether they believe in it or not. The truth is, God is knowable. Jesus testified, "And this is life eternal, that they might know you the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you have sent" (John 17:3). We not only have the testimony of the Scriptures to tell us this, but we have the testimony of multitudes of Christians who know the Lord personally. It is more truthful to say, "I don’t want to know God." Sinful man runs from Him as did Adam in the garden of Eden.

Answer 8

Absolutely

Hbr 13:5 [Let your] conversation [be] without covetousness; [and be] content with such things as ye have: for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.

Answer 9

God is always there. He will always walk beside, not for you. If you're having problems, there is something to be learned that will help in later life.
So yes.

Answer 10

This unworthy child is absolutely convinced, without a doubt, that my Father God is always here, not there, for me.