How God can be known - Christianity

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How can God not be understood?
Through the senses as he is not physical - beyond the realms of the rational and capabilities of the human mind
What do Christians not accept?
Empirical evidence and logical reasoning are not the only methods of gaining knowledge available to humanity
How can God be known?
In the sense of knowing his existence and his attributes but also personally in a relationship

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