Re:Spinoza’s God: Einstein believed in it, but what was it?
by GreenWatermelon on Monday October 18, 2021 @03:21PM
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I'll try to explain my idea of God.
He isn't bound by space or time, ah he created them. Following that, he has no material form otherwise he would be bound by space.
He created us humans for the sole purpose of worshipping him. He is complete, in the sense he lacks nothing. All human feelings that stem from lack don't apply to him (hunger, loneliness, jealousy, etc...)
It's impossible to prove such a supreme being exists. However, I elected trust the words of people who claimed to be his prophets, as I have found no logical contradiction that proves God can't exist.
He isn't bound by space or time, ah he created them. Following that, he has no material form otherwise he would be bound by space.
He created us humans for the sole purpose of worshipping him. He is complete, in the sense he lacks nothing. All human feelings that stem from lack don't apply to him (hunger, loneliness, jealousy, etc...)
It's impossible to prove such a supreme being exists. However, I elected trust the words of people who claimed to be his prophets, as I have found no logical contradiction that proves God can't exist.