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Originally Posted by FMCoug
including some who post here. That is the belief that God is not intimately involved in our daily lives, directs us in what to do, etc. The belief that he is more of a macro-manager (if that).
It's sad to me the blessings that are being left on the table by this attitude. Here is a great book on the subject:
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Could be semantics. My mother and father are intimately involved in my daily life. Heck, I find myself using phrases he used. I get twinges of guilt that I am sure my Mom correctly instilled in me.
On the other hand I make many many decisions each day that I don't ask them for guidance and many others that there is no right or wrong answer and I know they would say, that is your decision.
On a big one, I probably would still ask for an opinion.
If someone asks God about everything and feels he is intimately involved constantly, I am happy for the person. I wouldn't try to talk them into having the same relationship I do.