My own person can't comprehend the fact as this, that the divine bread giver would hide himself from us and leave us to his own creation.
People say that life itself is God, how can that be if people can not find him in it? If man was made in Gods image how then when man makes his own creation that he is not found in those creations. I know what you would say but there is no way that an art of God proves God in art.
I personally believe in my own God. Nobody knows this God but me.
This is the fundamental mystery of God...as it is of free will, consciousness and being itself. How can we know and question the foundation of our knowledge and questioning? It is the problem of self-reference in a rational mind. We cannot objectify our sense of our subjective selves.
Knowing God requires voluntary participation of the knower to accept the possibility of God. This is also the basis for the existence of our own most personal sense of being. If we do not have a mirror (the mirror of a culture which places value in some fashion for each person's individual existence) that perpetually reminded us of ourselves and our importance, we would, individually, diminish. In a society that places a low level of value on the individual or in an abusive environment that diminishes the value of a particular individual, this is what happens. So in a society which wants to understand, "What is next for us as a people and where are we going that is worth the effort to get to?", we need to understand what is beyond ourselves. Our deeply social brains may choose to do this through the contemplation of divine beings (like Star Trek aliens) so that we can most fully talk about and relate to reality at that "higher level". And to commit to one or another such image is to simultaneously commit to ourselves in a deep way as having a role and a meaning connected to the greater whole.
In the final analysis I think we each know our own God and that God is the same God. I think this is the way that makes the most sense given the nature of the reality we have.