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josie_L
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Yes, it is valid as I have felt his presence and have had my prayers answered and I do not expect you to invalidate this claim simply because you have not experienced it. And if as you say the mind can play wonderful tricks on us then consider how this applies to you too. Personally, I don’t understand people who assume what they do not know.Saying that God is real because you feel him when you pray is not a valid argument for his existence. It is no more valid of an argument than the one that people used in Salem when they said they felt a persons presence as evil and that qualifies them as a witch (not trying to be offensive, just the first example that came to mind). The mind can play wonderful tricks on you.
P.S. I have prayed before and felt nothing. I was raised saying prayer before dinner every night, I prayed to god multiple times when I was younger and I truly meant it in quite a few cases. Never once have I felt anything that points to his existence.
P.S. Get over the fact that you didn’t experience it and ask yourself why He may not have answered your prayers (it might have to do with pride)? Or better yet He is answering your prayers just not the way you expect/ed it.