I don't need to believe in God any more than I need to believe in the rain to feel it on my skin.

Faith isn't something I hold in my head, it's something I experience in my body, in the thunder that shakes the sky, in the flash of lightning that reminds me how alive I am.

God is not a theory, not a doctrine, not a debate.

God is the felt sense of existence itself, untamed, undeniable, present in every drop, every breath, every heartbeat.

I don't believe in God.

I know God, in the same way I know the storm.

There is nothing to prove, but there is everything to feel.