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I cannot tell anyone who God is and what God is.
Neither can anyone else, though we have pretended to do just that for centuries through
our creeds and doctrines.
The reality of God can never be defined.It can only be experienced, and
we need always to recognize that even that experience maybe nothing more than an illusion.
Theism is just one more inadequate human definition of God that needs to be surrendered.
from Jesus for the Non-Religious By John Shelby Spong