In numele Domnului/In the name of God

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Aud pe multi: cred in Dumnezeu, dar nu cred in biserica.
Pentru ca imi vine sa ii intreb: prin ce dovediti ca voi chiar credeti in Dumnezeu? Ziceti “credem” dar negati orice realizare a lui. Nu multumiti bucatele pe care le aveti in fiecare zi. Nu sunteti multumiti de lumea din jur, de locuri. Nici lucrarea pe care o faceti (serviciul) nu este recunoscuta lui Dumnezeu. Nici macar nu respectati cele 10 porunci ale lui Dumnezeu. Nimic din ce a facut Dumnezeu nu este apreciat, laudat.
Da, mergem la biserica pentru un eveniment: nunta, botez sau inmormantare. Si atat. Nu stim de ce mergem. Adica, da, stim ca mergem pentru ca am fost invitati. De oameni.
Dumnezeu exista. Dar pentru multi inseamna ca este undeva, departe, dincolo de universul nostru, eventual.
Eu zic ca exista in fiecare dintre noi, langa noi si printre noi. Si ca sa ii fie recunoscuta prezenta ar trebui sa ii recunoastem creatiile: plimbarea prin natura, ascultarea unei muzici bune, savurarea unei intalniri cu prietenii. Daca nu recunoastem prezenta lui Dumnezeu, cum vreti sa ne recunoasca si el pe noi?

I ever hear: I believe in God but I don’t believe in church.
Because I feel to ask: what you prove that you actually believe in God? Say “we believe” but denied any of his achievement. Not satisfied that you have food every day. You are not satisfied with the world around, the places. Neither the job that you do (the work) is not recognized by God. You do not even respect the 10 commandments of God. Nothing from what God created is not appreciated, commended.
Yes, you go to church for an event: wedding, baptism or funeral. And just all. We don’t know why we go. I mean, yeah, we know that because I was invited to go. By people.
God exists. But for many it means that somewhere, far beyond our universe, perhaps.
I say it exists in every one of us, around us and among us. And to be afforded this should we admit his creations: nature walks, listening to good music, enjoying a meeting with friends. If you do not recognize the presence of God, whatever you want to recognize him to us, too?