Why doesn't God make himself known? (Divine Hiddenness)
Imagine a world where everyone knows God exists. "Belief" in God isn't applicable in this world, because God's existence is so obvious that belief isn't required. God's existence would be as evident as the existence of rocks, or trees, or gravity, or other people. In this world, when people pray, an audible voice answers (which can be corroborated by others or by recordings). God appears to people as a physical entity (again, corroborated as not being a hallucination). God gives us knowledge of the universe we wouldn't or couldn't have obtained otherwise. God grants real miracles, like re-growing limbs. God engages us in actual conversation. There would be an on-going Wikipedia entry for God with concrete facts (visitations, what he said, what he did, what he wants, what he's like...). And this hypothetical world would feel normal to us. After all, if God DID exist, why would it be weird for there to be evidence for it? Needless to say, th