>>11240891>If God created the World, then who created God?God is aseitous. Even if you don't believe in God, it is logically necessary for the most fundamental aspect of existence to be aseitous, uncreated and eternal. We call it God.
>Did you ever consider that our logic breaks outside of our universe/world?It doesn't because it can't. Our Universe is in a place bound by strict natural laws based in logic. If there were such a thing as an illogical part of reality, nothing would stop it from intersecting the Universe, and endless illogical miracles would randomly manifest. We continuously observe logic to be conserved and consistent. This does not prove, but strongly suggests, there is no part of all reality that isn't bound by an unbreakable logical force.
>>11240897Man is part of God. A subset. An infinitesimal cell. When you turn your thoughts inward, you may introspect. Sentient beings are the only process by which God can perform introspection, and witness the beauty of Himself. Anyone in the Godstate sees the World as a homogeneous sea of light with perfect symmetry. Partial blindness is required to see one of the many superposed worlds in the sea of light.
>>11240900As long as we are confined to the Universe, this is true. It may be that there is no outside, that all possible worlds are overlayed, and the low % of them that we can observe, we call Universe.
>>11240906But you consider the Laws of Nature, right?
You do possess a conscience that weighs on you when you do something that will later poison your body or mind or status. You are capable of interpreting reason. You can interact with an entire world that is made entirely of condensed light arranged into opposites to provide the illusion of heterogeneity. You yourself are made of nothing but trapped light nodes interacting through luminous signals at the speed of light. You consider nothing other than God.
