Written/Photography by Mark Adam Crow
God is all consuming. It resides in all things. It assumes all forms. Life and death. Light and darkness. Good and evil. "The Alpha, the Omega, the beginning and the end, all that was, is and ever will be." If these statements are true, than how can one explanation be completely complete? How can one religion fully understand the infinite complexity of the ultimate power and understanding of the true master and creator of all things? Are there enough pages in all existence? No. Never. The knowledge and foresight of this perfect being could never be fully explained by man. Not in all the books, in all the world.
Why then, do so many separate faiths throughout the world believe that they are the one and only true religion? More wars have been fought in the name of "God" than over any other purpose, and what does each side do before battle? They pray. They both pray. The prayer of both sides sounds very much the same. They both pray for grace and power over thine wicked and evil enemy. Each side believes that they live in the ways of God, and each feels that the other is wrong, but who are we to decide the truth? We know nothing of truth. We only understand what we have been granted knowledge of, which isn't much. No more, no less. We have no right, or determinable ability, to speak on Gods behalf.