A little boy was drawing a sketch with pencil and paper.
When his mother asked what he was doing, he answered immediately and with considerable pride: "I am drawing a portrait of God."
Surprised and concerned, his mother said: "You cannot do that. No one has ever seen God. No one knows how God looks."
But the little boy replied confidently: "Well, when I get through, they will know."
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