What if its existence is a result of our relationship with each other as humans?
My dear readers, if you've reached this chapter, it means that human perception intrigues you more than anything else, and you're dying to learn even more about the various approaches it can take. So, what if this time we delve into the relationship between humanity and that divine being, God?
Jan 21, 2026 · 3 min read
Some believe in him, while others say he is nothing more than a myth. Despite the various signs we encounter today, they persist in trying to prove that God is merely a fabricated story invented to keep humanity captive to an ideology based on religious manipulation... To be honest, the relationship between man and God has always been perplexing, but no one can deny that the mystery of creation remains beyond human comprehension; so much so that it is impossible for us to even comprehend the vastness of the universe.
We are human, and sometimes I even complain about being so. Our greed prevents us from seeing, from admitting, that God exists, and the Bible, which is fundamentally supposed to be a compass leading to life after death, is called "proof of human manipulation." Our avarice drives us to want to rule over others as long as we thirst for power; this, due to a lack of common sense, leads us to generate hatred and war instead of perfect harmony among beings of the same species.But if we take the time to step back and set aside our greed, we would see that the universe itself is proof that there is a God above all: from the creation of the world as it is, to the birth of living beings of all species with diverse languages even within the same race, we can see how these differences make our world a complex, unique, and wonderful place. This wonder is the work of a supreme being who knew how to place his hands where and as needed. The very foundation of our relationship with this being is not so much veneration, but at least recognition.
Life and death are concepts that, despite our millennia of existence, remain largely unknown to us. "We live, we die" has become such an accepted truth that the mystery surrounding it has remained unchanged for millions of years for humankind. We should consider ourselves fortunate to have been born while others have breathed their last, even as we ourselves were living peacefully. But our greed makes us forget this and drives us to unthinkable, even unimaginable acts, sometimes even leading us to betray our own brothers in order to reach a point where we believe ourselves untouchable.
So many things describe our hypocritical and ignorant attitude, but believe it or not, there truly is a supreme being named God who has always protected and guided us throughout the ages and who, despite our distance, eagerly awaits our repentance and our acceptance of humility, which, in my opinion, is the main purpose of existence, for it leads us to our almighty God who, above all, is perceived as what He still and always preaches to us through the scriptures: Love.
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