Actually, I don't see much difference between the two phrases; it's probably just how one expresses his belief, using a different preposition. Compare John 6:29; Romans 4:24, with John 14:1; 1 Peter 1:21. You might not see too much difference.
Now, if the contrast was 'believing in God' to 'believing about God', then the difference is clearer, where one has put his love & trust in his heavenly Father, & the other has a belief or understanding about God's Nature & Works without necessarily having an intimacy with God. Others here may have other thoughts to help you.
Now, if the contrast was 'believing in God' to 'believing about God', then the difference is clearer, where one has put his love & trust in his heavenly Father, & the other has a belief or understanding about God's Nature & Works without necessarily having an intimacy with God. Others here may have other thoughts to help you.
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