Dan Foster’s reflection on the concept of God explores how our early impressions and teachings shape our beliefs and, in turn, who we become. His vivid imagery of childhood memories in Sunday school, where God’s story unfolds on a flannelgraph, brings us back to the simplicity and profundity of early faith formation. It’s intriguing to consider how each of us may craft an image of God that mirrors our own experiences and aspirations. This piece resonates with those who are drawn to examine the relationship between belief and identity, raising questions about how deeply our picture of the divine informs our daily lives and values.

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