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Created on: November 19, 2010
For those with no faith, no persuasion, no creed
the next is a moot question
but for those who muse on a deity,
one queries some inventions.
I hear god described as merely a force
and only of good they say.
I hear them scoff at the concept
of a father God per se.
So what then do most consider as true,
those who believe in one God?
That we are in his image
seems the major message plot,
and that God is perceived as in everything.
So if the belief in God is endorsed
and if a God is seen as in all things
then it can’t be just labelled a force.
A personality He surely must have.
(She must have one too,)
if the leap of faith is taken
and God is seen as true.
For how else can we be part of it?
Them and me and you?
Can we claim distinctiveness
and deny God has it too?
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