How can We Know God?

<p>Knowing God is understandably a major problem for creatures like ourselves.&nbsp; We are the bottom rung of rational creatures, heavily linked to our physicality that narrows the extension of our minds.&nbsp; Nearly all of our knowledge is derived through our sensory systems, yet God is not subject to sensory inspection.&nbsp; What color is God?&nbsp; Does God smell of citrus or hickory wood smoke?&nbsp; How does God’s skin feel, furry or scaly or feathery?&nbsp; None of these questions make any sense to us, because we know that God is a spirit, a wholly immaterial being.&nbsp; Yet our primary mode of knowledge is sensory, rooted in physicality.&nbsp; So, how can creatures like ourselves possibly know God?</p>