Timid Until God

     This is going to be a loose muse of great detail. I think that God is irrational in the same degree as pie is irrational. Is it appropriate to be intimidated by God? I think so. I think so, greatly. Suppose I misinterpret the signal or frequency of God, what I would have is a projection of a god that I would see as God. I would be mistaken. Suppose I'm not intimidated, God is an eternal blanket, timeless and ever occurring such that my interactions with God is a small iota of what we may call God's experience. Suppose I'm a little more than curious with the concept and I think God is kind of sexy. I'm sorry you had to read that, I really am. My question would be, then, "Could God forgive the believers in false idols?" with the upmost stress on the ambiguity of the question in a vacuum.

    If I can try to assess God and possibly get it wrong, why not just admit to myself my interpretation and ability to project is a gift from God (to realize the idea of god), but is not God. I can know what I don't know, just not know it. So the book worries and laments of false idols, from a collection of other books from other idols who are well established and regarded. Although some may tell you they know the words of ancestors to be true, what's more important is that they are ancestors' words. We share our ancestors' world and we cannot be our ancestors. So, I'd hope that God would not condemn the belief that there are false idols, itself.

   Say I want to try spelling to a lesser god, when you hear the devil are you so convinced? Is it that completely hard to remember? That the image in one's mind might have been sent from God, but is not per se God. God is through all of the different images and ideas of God and the timeline itself is constructed with God's universal law. Say the god we were told to worship was a vengeful, hating and self loathing God. Perhaps we were and this is god's world for us. I would imagine I would feel timid about God until meeting God's way. I would imagine God's way is good, but what I mean by good is also an image of sorts. Getting closer can be easy to do, and getting farther can be hard. Getting farther can be easy to do, getting closer could be hard. I think that God forgives believers in false idols by offering the option, always and forever, to consider a closer god - or even a better god for 'you' and recognize where that love came from. God. God does not make mistakes, that's just what we call them.