Does everyone pray to a differnt 'God'?

If there's only one God with one Love and one Spirit, than why do those who believe in 'said' God all hate each other, makes no sense



A white god, a black god, a Asian god, a Jewish god, a African god and European god, Indian gods, Islamic god, a gay god a female god, a male god, a god of the animal kingdom, a criminal god, a god rappers refer to and so on and so on...

No one seems to be on the same page when it comes to who are what God really is outside of own cultural or gender or ethnic or national interests.

No one really 'follows' a static God anymore, more like people simply fashion a god after their own interest and personalities.

Whites and blacks hating on each other, yet on Sunday in church worshipping what?

Obviously not worshipping the same deity, otherwise there's be understanding between the two.

Why would a god be interesting in segregation 60 years ago, yet not today?

If God is never wrong, than why societies evolve and change, yet swear up and down at time were reflecting Gods will.

'If societies never change than why do societies evolve and grow?'

How could a 'white' racist who calls blacks the 'n' word while at home in private, be worshipping the same God that black person they call the 'n' word to?

That just makes no sense.

The more you observe mans behavior, the more you realize there really is no one God all people worship.

There really is no unifying spirit beyond 'flesh'.

I'm not saying there isn't a God or creator (for I believe there is) my point is simply most don't know or don't want to know who are what it is, cause that might actually requiring changing ways, hearts, and feelings about others.

So it's easier for most to just invent a God after their own bias image.

Why do most always assume that 'God' lives upstairs?



For it is obvious to me, that throughout history, culture, 'Time and Space', that people, based on their intent and or behavior, are not all praying or receiving orders from the same 'god'.

Sometimes I wake up and do feel like praying to a higher power, but whom?

I know, I know, some will say Jesus, others will say Allah, and others will say Jehovah ect.

To me, just names.

I me how can we be sure what we're really praying to?

We can 'wish' we're praying to Jesus or Allah or whomever, but in reality we have no idea what spirit we could be summoning.

That being said, if I could invent a god for the purposes of this post, than naturally I'd want to be praying to a nice friendly forgiving Loving God.

One that I had confidence in who'd have my back during good and bad moments and times.

Almost sounds like a parent or very good friend, or even a spouse.

Or even a close pet.

I don't know, I do hope though, wish, that there really is a large loving God out there who does respond to good decent people.

I mean sure, most assume it's 'Jesus' who's some how dialed into your prayers, but how do they know?
Could be something terrible on the receiving end of your prayers.

I don't pray anymore for 'outcome', cause seems when I do, the opposite occurs.

If I pray for 'this' not to happen, it does, if I pray for 'that' not to happen, it does.

sometimes praying scares me as much as a Ouija board does, in that I'm not sure who or what spirit is receiving my prayers.

Even if I say the 'J' word, that's no garuntee that it's the J word responding.

If I could apologize to God, I would.
Not to man, but to God.

Man doesn't forgive.

The public will forgive public figures, as in movie stars, celebrities, ect, but common every day people could care the less about your struggles if they don't know you already, or if aren't rich, cute or famous.