Why doesn't God just show Himself?

Summary

The script explores the question of why God doesn't reveal Himself directly to instill belief in humanity. It suggests that God's purpose might be to establish a personal relationship, not just belief. Various hypothetical scenarios for God's revelation are discussed, including cosmic wonders, individual encounters, or becoming human. The narrative ponders whether God could have become one of us, with historical and prophetic foreshadowing, and wonders if such a revelation would be accepted or dismissed by modern society.

Takeaways

• 🤔 The question of God's existence and the desire for divine revelation is a common inquiry among people.
• 🔍 The script ponders why God would want to reveal Himself, suggesting it's not just for belief, but for a deeper relationship.
• 🌌 It considers various ways God could reveal Himself, such as pulling back a cosmic curtain or performing cosmic wonders.
• 🧐 The script acknowledges human fickleness, suggesting that constant wonders might eventually become mundane.
• 🚪 It humorously dismisses the idea of God revealing Himself individually as too 'door-to-door salesmen' like.
• 🧠 The concept of God infusing Himself into human brains is rejected due to the loss of free will it would entail.
• 🌟 The idea of God becoming human and living among us is explored, suggesting it as a more personal form of revelation.
• 👑 It discusses the possibility of God choosing to be revealed as any person, from a king to a commoner.
• 📜 The script suggests that God could pre-announce His coming, inspiring writings across different times and places.
• 🔮 It also considers the need for signs and wonders to confirm God's identity and words.
• 🕰 The discussion touches on whether God is bound by space and time, and if humans can perceive Him beyond these constraints.
• 🌍 Finally, it poses the question of whether God has walked the earth as a human being, inviting the audience to consider this possibility.

Q & A

What is the main question explored in the script about God?

The main question is why God doesn't reveal Himself in a way that would lead everyone to believe, and what would be the best way for God to reveal Himself if He could.

Why might God want to reveal Himself to humanity according to the script?

God might want to reveal Himself to establish a relationship and open up a connection with humanity, rather than just for the sake of being believed in.

What are some of the ways the script suggests God could reveal Himself?

The script suggests God could reveal Himself by pulling back the curtain, causing cosmic signs and wonders, appearing to every individual personally, or infusing Himself into people's brains.

Why might cosmic signs and wonders not be the best way for God to reveal Himself?

Cosmic signs and wonders might not be the best way because people are fickle and could become desensitized or indifferent to such events over time.

What is the issue with God revealing Himself to every person individually?

The issue with individual revelations is that it would seem like a door-to-door sales approach and would require an immense, repetitive effort across all of humanity.

How does the script address the idea of God infusing Himself into human brains?

The script points out that infusing Himself into human brains would eliminate human freedom, which is not conducive to forming a genuine relationship.

What alternative does the script propose to direct brain infusion?

The script proposes that God could become one of them by crossing over into human time and space, taking on human form and experiencing human life.

Why might it not be enough for God to simply become human and announce Himself?

Simply announcing Himself as God might not be convincing, as people might think He is crazy or lying, so additional validation through signs and wonders might be necessary.

What does the script suggest about pre-announcing God's coming?

The script suggests that God could pre-announce His coming by inspiring various writers from different times and places to write about Him before His arrival.

How does the script address the issue of people not being present during the time of the historical event?

The script implies that if God is not bound by space and time, the historical event of His coming could still be relevant and impactful for people today.

What conclusion does the script draw about the possibility of God walking on earth?

The script concludes that there is a possibility that God walked on earth as a human being, which is a choice for the audience to consider.