You need to come out of it to comprehend God.
I don't think that I need to do that.
I am open to any reasonable prospect put before me but I am incapable of accepting unsupported propositions coming from folk who did not know where the Sun went at night or put down illiness to demons. And taking the bible as an example of a holy book one might expect it to be absolutely correct given the claim that it's contents were inspired by god. Clearly it could not be so wrong and be inspired by any god. And to explain the active participation in our world of this god we get the nonsense about free will...I ask why suffering is part of the mix...oh free will etc humans fault not gods...oh and the flood..god made a bad batch of humans..what to do? Drown them like unwanted kittens..sure...this is as good a story these ancients could make up..well yes because they were early humans and that is as complex a plot they could manage...well actually the nicked the plot from an earlier civilization...mmm and the garden of Eden...not original at all.
Then we have Christianity...a casual study of history shows many human god cults prior to JC leading to no other conclusion that he was sort of just an Elvis impersonator...and clearly all these human gods were based on astrology...
If one studies history one finds that there is more evidence in support of no exodus for example which leaves it all hinting at being a myth.
I see reliance on a belief in a god as delussional and very negative. I think folk who believe (if indeed they actually believe as opposed to using religion for a political unity) are fundamentally flawed, firstly they are gullible in the extreme and secondly they use their belief system to avoid accepting personal responsibilty or to avoid thinking deeply about morality....or science.
Clearly scriptures are written by folk who do no more than express an opinion but then claim their babbling is devinely inspired which at best is a delusion at worst a terrible lie.
So one can reasonably cast aside all claims by humans that they know about god or that he even exists.
So if there is a god how do you find him...you can only speculate...you conclude there must be a creator? Why? Cause little human minds must relate to their experience which insists on a start to things...and then they need a creator or father...or as many cosmologies determined ...a cosmic egg..our big bang came from priests thinking about the various cultures who had invented the cosmic egg...
Although beyond human grasp the only rational observation dictates the universe must be eternal as the only alternative is to invent an unevidenced creator...
And all my words are speculation but I keep them as such and resist the urge theists fall victim to that speculation is a clear pathway to the truth.
Is there a god? As much as I doubt there could be I do not declare my speculation fact and that one thing is what separates me from a theist. I know I don't know. I know there are things I don't know that I don't know.
I will stick with being rational and accept personal responsibility for my actions, and hope humans can grow and shake off the superstition that imprisons most of them.
Alex