Seeing is Believing

One of the points that Arendt makes is that there is an end to not God, but the thought of God. She also writes "The fact that our mind is not capable of certain and verifiable knowledge regarding matters and questions that it nevertheless cannot help thinking about, and for him such matters, that is, those with which mere thought is concerned, were restricted to what we now often call the 'ultimate question' of God, freedom, and immortality." I just wanted to share my thoughts behind this. I feel like a lot of people question God because they can not see him. It is known that 'seeing is believing', and I feel that is the biggest issue with people who question the presence of the Catholic/Christian God.