God is immaterial, He is eternal, incomprehensible, and that is, God was and always will be. Thus, He is the Absolute Creator, which, by definition, no one has created.
In order to breathe, we aim not to see the air, but to utilize it. Moreover, the air is invisible. However, it does not negate the invisibility of its necessity and certainly does not deny its existence. Man verifies the existence of the object or event either through direct perception of the sense organs or as a result of inferences about the existence of the reasons observed effect (phenomenon or thing). We mistakenly believe that things that do not manifest it - does not exist. Just what manifests itself, but we cannot feel its manifestations, mistakenly equated us to …show more content…
We should not forget that it is difficult to understand the essence of God is not what it is not clear or deficient; a matter that we are (due to its incompleteness) can not quite understand it. And also the difficulty of proving the existence of God does not nest in a precarious. That is, blindness is not evidence of absence of the sun. Our imperfection is part of a deep contradiction with the perfection of the world we observed. Everything in it is expedient and harmonious. Only man and the associated fauna is an exception. This can prove that we have been made perfect, as the whole world, because perfection cannot create imperfect, however, being perfect, injured himself (through original sin) and that have become imperfect. At the end of the fifth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus says in the Sermon on the Mount: "Be ye, therefore, perfect, even as your Father in heaven" (Morris, 1971). God, being absolutely Strong, also seeks perfection and return to us. This is the meaning of our relationship with God. Since the perfection of the universe and our imperfection is perfect proof of the existence of