As our faith matures, we often "upgrade" God into something faceless: the Universe, a field, light, pure mind. It feels more respectable — while a face and character we leave to children's tales. Follow a simple logic. A self-sufficient, omnipotent being needs no one outside Himself to unfold His potentials — He can do it Himself. So having a form takes nothing away from Him: He can have a face. And with a face comes the rest — to wink at you, smile, embrace you, start a game, gather dear companions around Him. It turns out the "faceless force" is not the higher idea but the poorest one: a dry mind with no one to embrace. A face is not God's limit but His freedom to come right up close to you.