Thanks Russell2. It does make sense how you are explaining it. Maybe that is the whole point with God, though. He has to be taken on faith and approached from a more spiritual level. Only the spirit can teach you truth of that nature. To me, though, it's (God, belief, etc.) completely consistent with what is out there. You can doubt lots of things about it or question it. I don't think it ought to be accepted blindly necessarily either, but like you said, some things just can't be proven.... (Not in a scientific sense, perhaps). Yet, to me, believing makes so much more sense than not. It kind of gets down to a he said, she said argument when it comes down to some things, too.

I do not have a math mind. Not dumb.... I tested as "superior" intelligence as a kid. I am basically trying to learn the basics right now cause I missed it as a kid or, if I learned it, lost it. I always struggled with algebra, though, cause my dad died when I was in 6th grade and I got into partying a bit as an adolescent. Just a bit...but didn't get the groundwork well and then just got by with as little as possible for the rest of the time I was in school mathwise. In fact, giving myself a mini crash course and need to get back to it. But not a rocket scientist... I'm more a psychology person. (Social science).

Anyway, I can see what you're saying, but we're still limited to this dimension, too. It's neat to ponder, though. I'm pretty open minded to a point.... (contradiction?? : )