Define God?

Question

Can't proove that something doesn't exist if no one's decided on a definition of it yet. It's like you trying to prove that an idea I just came up with doesn't exist even though I never told you what it was.

Answer 1

Not You!
Complete source of energy (in infinity), out side of any known or unknown dimension, or law bound in the time-space fabric; projecting a specific personality, evident in his work (universe and everything in it).
I wonder if viruses actually believe in us? Or could they even have the comprehension!

Answer 2

This ties in with a question I just answered that got me thinking about the ignositc position on God. The ignostic position is that a coherent definition of "God" must be put forward before the question of the existence of God can be meaningfully discussed. If the chosen definition cannot be verified empirically, the ignostic believes that it is not coherent. In that case, the ignostic holds the noncognitivist view that the truth value of the existence of God (as there defined) is meaningless (in other words, whether it is true or false does not matter).

So far the definitions I have heard for God are either incoherent or can't be verified empirically. There is also the Einstein/Spinoza God concept which is that of a God that is defined by Nature and bound by the laws of physics. I find this concept philosophically interesting but divorced from the theological God discussions and concept of a personal God involved and and interested in human affairs and occasionally violating physical laws which appear constant outside ancient religious writing.

Answer 3

One can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink.

However I’ll reiterate something that one of Plato’s students said to his peers during a class he was attending at the time. His name was Euripides and his postulation was this… “Where does Good come from if there is no God?”

OK now the “TRUTH” of what I know is for real, and it’s found here…¶ In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God The same (His Son Jesus.) was in the beginning with God. All things were made by Him; and without Him was not any thing made that was made. In Him was life; and the life was the light of men. And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not. Jhn 1:1-6 ( this is where the drinking horse story got started.)

Because if you don’t feel any good at all in you, then you have sold out to the devil my friend.

Answer 4

God is omnipresent, omnipotent , and almighty. Nothing created God. Source of every thing and in control of time, past, present ,future and governs the whole universe. Man is only able to know him throgh the BIble. Since man is very limited, they cannot see God.

Answer 5

God is a manmade concept, whether or not divinity sculpted our perceptions, God and it's equivalents are the end results of years, some thousands of years, some much fewer, of human rationale, and whatever culture or religion the God(s) in question originates from, deserves respect as it/he/she/they represent a portion of humanity, both past and present.

Answer 6

One can have eyes wide open and still not see the things of spirit. One must want to know the truth. One must then seek the truth. one then must knock and it will be opened unto them.
God is that suttle prompting within your heart to know the truth.
God is that suttle awareness within your heart that you have greatness within yourself.
God is most evident in the feeling of and litterally present in Unconditional Love.

Answer 7

An all-powerful, timeless entity that exists beyond our perception of time, space, matter, and energy.

Answer 8

God is love - God created all of us, creatures, planets.
He is the Beginning and the End.

Answer 9

Big, fat, red-haired bully with two sticks stuck on his back attached with nails, zombie.

Answer 10

God=Jesus (Love, forgiveness, sacrifice, truth, peace etc.)