B'H tomorrow night we will all have the zchut to tell eachother "Chag Sameach!"
Tomorrow is Shavuot! We all have the minhag to stay up all night and learn the secrets of our Torah HaKdosha.
With our Torah that was given us on this Chag, the Chag of Matan Torah, we all accept the belief in G-d.
How can we challenge those who bring up arguments Chas Ve Chalilah against the belief of a single all loving G-d or "Hashem Echad U'Shmo Echad?" We can bring up the following argument:
How does one truly know that his mother or his father is really his mother/father? Who knows: Maybe the birth certificate was forged? Maybe someone paid these people to take care of you as a baby? Maybe it was all planned out by someone that these people you call parents have similar characteristic traits as you, etc.
How do we all know that our mother is our mother, and aba is really aba and not some strangers who wanted to have children and was never able to? It is simply because we just know. Deep inside we know that aba is aba and ema is ema. There is no real explanation to this!The same goes for the belief in Hashem, Avinu Ba Shamayim! The same idea behind the belief that our parents are truly our parents. And why don't you challenge Judaism?!?! It is very healthy to challenge Judaism, but at the same time to know who to ask the questions to. Not some Am Ha'aretz on the street who will make everything seem like on huge mockery; but rather a deep understanding rabbi who has experience with Emunah or just people in general that can provide you with deep answers.
In the end of the day, even if our Neshamot do scream out all day " I want Hashem, I want the Kdusha (or whatever there is) of this world!!" it is all up to you. If you really want to be a real Yehudi, you will get there, it just depends on your will and Emunah in Shamayim.B'H we should all pray to constantly see that there is only growth and smachot ahead of us :D.
CHAG SAMEACH!
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