Q from Star Trek
I find it interesting that it seems that “God” has become an amorphous, abstract kind of idea, when historically most cultures had very specific ideas of their gods personalities and physical appearances.
S/He has both…which might explain how S/He created Her/Himself.
Alanis Morissette
If God doesn’t look like this I’ll be disappointed.
The First Church of Elvis. Finally a religion I can believe in.
http://jubal.westnet.com/hyperdiscordia/sacred_heart_elvis.html
Kind of a cosmic drill instructor? Always keeping you on edge, off center, and out of your depth? I know that God. I could almost believe in that God, except I could never worship hi/r.
Um, because there are so many confused religious apologists running around? 
Wouldn’t that be The Plain Truth?
Amen!
Since God is invisible,it would not look like anything,just as you can’t see the wind.
The Word God means many things to many people, to me it means “what is”, not’ a’ being but being.
I recently attended a presentation about the scientific evidence of God by a particle physicist from Oklahoma University. After hearing his presentation, it seems to take more faith to not believe in God than to believe. If you would like a copy of his paper (I highly suggest it) feel free to email me at jweber92@hotmail.com I was an atheist before attending this presentation, but no more.
Anyway, when I think of God, I think of a father-like being who is looking out for my best interests, sitting somewhere I can’t quite reach.
Me, I picture some kind of Vedic being - six arms, bright blue, symbolic things all a-hand, that sort of fellow. Yeah, pretty much I picture Vishnu, like in this picture here:
And I’m not even a Hindu! (As a Theravadin, my main man is Sakkha)
I always liked the line from a Don Rickles routine: “…tall, blond guy with a ‘G’ on the pocket.”
Alternatively. from Alan Watts, and not strictly an image: “…the which than which there is no whicher.”
Both still fill me with glee and wonder.
God created man in his own image…
Pesse (Um, why does God need feet and hands?) Mist
Watts ripped off Anselm.
Your thoughts of God then are not like the God of the Bible, if a human father treated his children like God is said to do,(picking out one group to kill the other), or innocent children etc. because one disobeyed him is not my idea of a good father, and one who would have a cruel monster it created, harm it’s children, or make bets with one, then kill off the man’s family to prove a point to a monster (he could well have destroyed) doesn’t sound like a loving father,but one who carea about some of his children and not others.The human father would be put in jail! Of course you have the right to your beliefs and if it helps you to be a better person…fine. It just isn’t my kind of a father that I would want.
If one can’t believe (or doesn’t ) then there is no faith to begin with.Faith and belief are the same thing.If you don’t believe then you have no faith in a particular thing,religion or other thing. It doesn’t take faith to not believe.
I generally picture something like what you’d see looking into a kaleidoscope. I neither do drugs nor believe in god.
Where on earth is this from?