can you "feel" god? do you feel his love?

that argument has already been addressed and thats not what my discussion was about. you give this rule that "everything has a creator" but then you dont realise that god needs a creator as well. dont use this argument, its not even worth being addressed. your first argument, however, is a good one. you propose that god is above human logic, which, in turn means that we cannot possibly understand anything about god and he may or may not be the creator. so that basically makes all religion obsolete.

You mean using the strict scientific methods, it is not possible to prove God or Creator or a Supreme Being. If I say to you that Scientist and Methodologists are also a Believer what would it be to you. Do you not realize that their are a Priest who are a Scientist and even Saints. Please use some Simple Logic to some other mylot users. They need some a little bet more simple explanation. Your explanation seems to point out that their is GOD. Then you are right! Okey now, you said that if he is subject to the laws of nature which he had created and also to the human methods---then concluding He is not GOD at all, why do you say so? Did you not realize that human methods were came from GOD also. Who give you mind, who inspire you and who give you the gift of intellectual to understands something more difficult to understand and give you the idea to form a methodological explanation to solve the some problems and define a little bet help and explanation, If I am not wrong GOD give you this. Then If you said that He must not be subject to the Laws Of Nature and to the human methods inorder to be God, how could say so? Can you give me your explanation about your idea, I know you have something with you, just keep it simple to be understandable to all. Okey! GODBLESS.

You are right. In the early history of Christianity, a lot of Christian leaders (priests, bishops,ministers, etc) were members of the scientific community. My main idea is that God's ways are not on the level of the ways of man.