Recently, someone asked me:
Do you believe in God?
This simple yet profoundly complex question made me delve into an internal reflection about what God means to me and how this belief, or the lack thereof, shapes my understanding of the world and my existence.
My biggest fear, perhaps, was that the person might misunderstand me and could question me looking for an argument.
For many, God is a central figure, an omnipotent creator who governs the universe with infinite wisdom. For others, God is a cultural construct or a metaphor for something greater than ourselves. My perspective on God is multifaceted and has evolved over the years, influenced by personal experiences, readings, conversations, and introspection.
When I think of God, I can't limit this entity to a simple definition or a specific set of characteristics.
God is a representation of the mystery and complexity of life.
God is the personification of the unknown, of what we still cannot fully comprehend.