How big is God? Why is it easier for me to see His design under the microscope and in the sky than in my own life? God is a spirit (John 4:23). Spirits are not confined to a space dimension (Wind-Spirit analogy: John 3:8). His creation occupies a set amount of space, and in that way, it is dissimilar from Him. So, when I look at something that fills a very different proportion of space from myself, I may approach to that "dissimilarity factor" with which God views his creation.
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Really neat thoughts, John Elliott. I was thinking about a similar topic last night as I was out on the dock looking up at the incredibly expansive sky. I really like the space dimension context. I'd never thought of it in that specific way before. It opens up a host of new ideas!
this is incredible. i think about similar things like this a lot. i have been having difficulty in my relationship with god lately so i've been looking everywhere for answers.
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