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My friend, you seem to be of the opinion that God should answer most if not all prayers with a yes, and that He should answer right away. That isn't how it works though. You complained before that reading the Bible makes you feel unloved by God, because He answered their prayers with a yes, and your prayers with a no. My friend, just because He answers you no, does not mean that He doesn't love you. Maybe He said no because He has something better in mind for you.
If a child asks his parents for candy, and his parents say "no", because they know that he will rot his teeth, does that mean that his parents do not love him? The child might not understand why his parents said no, he might think that it is unfair, but his parents only said no because they have his best interests at heart. Now, if an earthly father and mother only want the best for their child, how much more our heavenly Father?
The Bible says, "If ye then, being evil, know how to give good gifts unto your children, how much more shall your Father which is in heaven give good things to them that ask him?" (Matthew 7:11)
And how about Jesus, when He was about to be crucified. When Jesus prayed, He said, "Father, if thou be willing, remove this cup from me: nevertheless not my will, but thine, be done." (Luke 22:42) He knew what was going to happen. But as a man of flesh and blood, he did not want to suffer and die. We can see the intense conflict in Jesus' prayer, as he sweated droplets of blood (Luke 22:44) and asked his Father (God) to remove the cup of suffering. Then he added, "Not My will, but Yours be done."
That is the key phrase. When we pray, we should always add, "Not my will God, but Your will be done." Prayer is not about forcing or bending God's will to get what we want. The purpose of prayer is to seek God's will and then align our desires with His. Jesus willingly placed His desires in full submission to His Father’s will. We as Christians should follow in His example and learn to submit to God's will, because we know that He only wants what is best for us.
Look even at the Lord's Prayer, "Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven." (Matthew 6:10) Again, the key phrase is this, "Thy (God's) Will be done."
Now, to answer your questions.
1. You say, "But what if I believe God in a sense that He exists but not in a sense that I believe everything He said is true? Like for example in islam, God can do everything, including lying. What guarantee I have that just because Bible says so it is so?"
God does not lie. God's word is truth. What guarantee do you have that He is telling the truth? If you are a Christian then you will know that the Bible is the Holy Word of God. If the Bible is the Word of God, then your guarantee is God. God said it, so it must be true. You need to have faith and trust in God. God is His own guarantee, He requires no validation. authorization, or corroboration.
2. You say, "But what do you do when you die, blindly trusting Jesus and then it turns out that Islam is the right religion?"
I know that Jesus is the Son of God, and I know that the Bible is the Word of God. There is not even a shadow of a doubt in my mind that Christ died for my sins, I know this to be true. Faith is not blind trust. Faith is knowing that God exists, knowing that because of the sacrifice that Jesus made for us by dying on the cross, our sins are forgiven and we will all have eternal life.
3. You say, "But for u it's probably easier to have faith than for me because you have already seen His miracles and you can assume that if He was able then He is also able now, but I dont have that solid ground."
Maybe it is easier for me, maybe not. Let me ask you this, was it easy for the disciples to believe that Jesus was risen? Was it easy for the Christians in ancient Rome, who were in constant fear for their lives? Is it easy for the Christians in countries where they are persecuted? I told you before, I too have had times when I said, "Where are You God?" And it is in those moments that we must say, "Though He slay me, yet will I trust in Him." Having faith is not easy, and God never said it would be.
4. You say, "Like doing something supernatural. Like I have -8 glasses. If my eyes would heal on the moment I say amen to prayer, that would already be something. Or if I ask help with finding wife and say that ok, let she wear this and this and this with these colors and let she come stright to me and say some long text. That would statistically be unlikely. Or if I pray to see him and talk to me and then all my dormitory mates would see the light and hear what He said to me, and when I ask them to write down what they heard all would write identical text. That would be good proof that I wasn't hallucinating because hallucinations are unlikely to appear simultaneously to multiple people, and if some poisonous gas would cause hallucinations then each of us would see and hear different things so if all of us sees and hears same thing it kinda rules out hallucinations."
I said it before, God is not in the magic tricks business. Also, we cannot tell God how to prove Himself to us. God will prove Himself to us, but in His own time and in His own way. Yes, God could do it in the way you described, but He might not choose to do it that way. God will choose how to prove Himself to you.
5. You say, "But what if big bang theory is true instead? God could either be just our imagination. Or if he is real He could have been created by big bang together with materia."
Yes, God could have used the big bang to create the universe. But if we believe in God, we must believe His word, and if God says in His word that He created the world in six days, then that is so. If however you do not believe in God, then as I said before, you are at square one. You either believe or you don't. It is that simple.
6. You say, "I dont anymore. When I was christian I did not mock and expected to answer. I didnt get answers. So I turned and started to mock Him. It's that simple."
The Bible says, pray without ceasing. Keep praying, get desperate with God, Quote His promises, reminding God of His Word. Mocking God will not get your prayers answered, my friend. You say you didn't get any answers. I told you before, no is also an answer. I cannot tell you why God has chosen to answer no or later, that only God knows. But I can tell you this, He only has your best interests at heart.
7. You say, "No, He wont. Because if He did it might make me happy but He doesnt want to risk with that. He intentionally avoids everything that could possibly make me happy."
God wants you to be happy. Ho only wants the very best for you. He loves you so much that He sent His only Son to die for your sins. Is that the action of a God that hates you? God gave you life. He gave you not only life, but also eternal life.
My friend, the Bible says, "Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me." (Revelation 3:20)
I am praying for you, my friend. May God be with you and may He bless you.