Should you believe in God if you never had a God exp?

[Breakingthewall]

Leo had many direct experiences with God and how he dreamed reality, so he came to the logical conclusion that he could do things like cure diseases or transform into an alien. If you're God, that's nothing. You could alter the laws of physics or create a universe. But then he realized he couldn't do anything at all. Revealing, isn't it?

[Davino]

Should you believe your mother when she tells you she gave birth to you? I have no experience of that

Should this reality be more important than the dream I had last night? I have no experience of assessing importance of realities

Why do I believe in death if I haven't experience it? Why should I have fear, maybe if someone tortures me to death they are doing me the greates favour. In the end, I have no experience of death, why should I believe in death? at all???

[UnbornTao]

In either case, it is irrelevant what is believed when it comes to the truth. What is God? Is there a God, or a lack of God? Chances are everything that comes up in regards to that is a rumor for you, and also for the person promoting it.

And there's nothing wrong with just admitting one has no idea (this raw fact may be disguised with isms and other mental gymnastics). Otherwise, you'd be expressing your own ignorance by pretending to know, which wouldn't contribute -- and might undermine -- any kind of inquiry into the matter.

Edited April 6 by UnbornTao

[ChrisZoZo]

22 hours ago, Yimpa said:

about something no one can prove.

You can prove it actually. Much more so than any measurable scientific experiment that’s ever been done.

[AION]

I had mystical experiences but never a god experience. But there are so many god experiences.
 

Some see Jesus and say it was god and others say it was a field and others say it is an alien. 

 

So what are the requirements ? It is not standardized. Everybody is just pulling something out.  
 

I had a god experience in the sense I transcended time and space and saw that God was controlling me. It was almost similar to the movie interstellar when he moves into quantum field but with a godly twist. 

[Yimpa]

6 minutes ago, AION said:

I had a god experience in the sense I transcended time and space and saw that God was controlling me. It was almost similar to the movie interstellar when he moves into quantum field but with a godly twist. 

Your next step is to realize that there is no you and God.

[Someone here]

You see if you are an atheist then there is two categories here: positive atheism and negative atheism(.  That's what I know in sanskrit ..I'm not sure what it's called in English but anyways..)

Positive atheism is people like Richard Dawkins who actually have philosophical and scientific reasons for their disbelief In God .

Negative atheism are tiktok kids nowadays who just don't feel like praying and being loyal and do all the obligations that religion demands from them and they just want to get frisky and have fun ..so they deny God. 

Chances are you are a positive atheist or agnostic .

In this case all you gotta do is serious philosophical work.  Contemplate the living shit out of existence. 

Do you reaaaaaaaaly think  the universe just popped out of nowhere by no how in no when from no one and molded itself into this masterpiece we are witnessing with our eyes ? I don't buy it .

Actually in Islam they have a concept called 'Fetrah '. Which means that every human deep down knows 100% that God is real and he needs no proof.  Just go get into a drowning ship in the middle of the sea and you will start praying to all the gods In human history. 

[WikiRando]

You don't have to believe in God, you just have to recognize your limitations. Then you naturally attempt to break those limitations and go beyond. But you will not know what lies beyond until you get there.

This explains the genius of Leo Gura. Through his content he was able help me take myself to the limits of my rationality, my materialism, and when I realized so clearly how limited I was, what's left? There is nothing left but to find a way to go beyond. 

Edited April 6 by WikiRando