God exist - and he speaks to each and everyone of us through experiences and coincidences

Why would your god choose to communicate in such a poor and inaccurate way that is easily misinterpreted? "Answer: Well, in short, it's because I believe he has no choice." That seems like as much of a cop out of an answer as the "supernatural" claim is. I shall attempt to use a basic argument technique God is bound by natural law. You claim that god messages people through earthquakes and storms. This shall be the premise. God disrupts normal weather and tectonics to send messages to people If god disrupts natural laws then he is unnatural. When he disrupts weather patterns and floods the earth, that is unnatural. If to refute this claim you said that he knew in advance and set the messages beforehand, than god would have to know the future. Being separated from the temporal states of cause and effect, and being able to see the effect before the cause is in itself unnatural. You say that god uses things like plagues and draughts to communicate his anger. So what does god have against Africa? "I actually believe that the universe is God. I believe the universe is conscious, super-intelligent, and can arrange itself at will (within natural limitations and a reasonable time-frame) to materialize some ambition it has." The key word is believe. You are proposing an unfalsifiable hypothesis for a deistic god. You have no proof except a few coincidences. My grandfather died on 9/11 (on an anniversary, not on the actual fall of the twin towers). That would be a message, except that a bunch of people die every day, and his death was not out of the blue. We knew it would be soon. People die every day, my grandfather had to die in a small time frame (wasn't given long to live), the odds of him dying on 9/11 were pretty high. Someone has to die on any date, it doesn't mean anything. "Because God has no other way to communicate to any intelligent life-form. However, it is a fairly effective means of communication. I have found that God has used even my thoughts - unspoken - to communicate something to me that moment! It's fairly amazing. But it's still subject to error." "I have discovered that most of my interpretations with respect to divine coincidences were correct. But a few were wrong. Communication, as I explained in the "Comments" section, can be sprinkled with error. " Well, if you, someone who is fairly experienced in reading these things, has trouble understanding the messages, than that's a bad way of communicating. It's like texting someone in Vulcan. My human brain is exposed to so much detail at times that it's hard to determine what God is communicating to me. Sometimes I have to rely on logic and critical thinking to determine what I should do in a situation God has planted me in, in spite of any coincidence God may be handing me at the moment. Even more, there is a human element to divine communication - my biases, my prejudices can taint the message God is giving me. Exactly, the "messages" are 100% fabricated. As I explained with cold reading, you create the message by being given a small feed of coincidence. You talk so much about believing. You however have done only the act of explaining what you believe. You have not provided any evidence to support your belief. You are presenting the positive affirmation. Please try providing some evidence soon.