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Here are some specific questions to think about..,
1. Is an imaginary friend a way for a child to explore spirituality, developing a skill that will help them to relate to God in later life?
2. Old people with dementia, or mentally ill people sometimes have imaginary friends. So are imaginary friends a sign of brain malfunction, or in the case of a child, a brain that isn't yet developed?
3. Do we as rational adults shut off the part of out brain that allows is to perceive these imaginary friends, and if so does it make us less receptive to God as well?
4. As adults do we treat God as an imaginary friend? (What a friend we have in Jesus...)
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