RE: What created God?
July 7, 2010 at 1:42 pm
(This post was last modified: July 7, 2010 at 1:47 pm by Godhead.)
Tavarish -
I believe that the "creator" doesn't create in the sense that we use the word to apply to ourselves. When we create, we take something, and mold it or assemble it with something else or both, which means that we need "things" to work with. But I believe that god manifests, and everything that exists is that manifeststion. So to say that the creator must be more complex than the creation is irrelevant to that, because I'm saying that all things are manifestations of god. It's a totally different paradigm, so what you're saying there doesn't apply. If all things are manifestations of god, then there's no issue or question of what is more complex than what, or of what needs to evolve in order to become complex enough to create something. I believe that god is the source of all things, however when people think of something being the source of all things, they think of creating, or causing to come about. But that's not what I'm saying at all. I'm talking about manifesting, therefore already existing. Creation doesn't come into it, and neither does its implications.
I believe that the "creator" doesn't create in the sense that we use the word to apply to ourselves. When we create, we take something, and mold it or assemble it with something else or both, which means that we need "things" to work with. But I believe that god manifests, and everything that exists is that manifeststion. So to say that the creator must be more complex than the creation is irrelevant to that, because I'm saying that all things are manifestations of god. It's a totally different paradigm, so what you're saying there doesn't apply. If all things are manifestations of god, then there's no issue or question of what is more complex than what, or of what needs to evolve in order to become complex enough to create something. I believe that god is the source of all things, however when people think of something being the source of all things, they think of creating, or causing to come about. But that's not what I'm saying at all. I'm talking about manifesting, therefore already existing. Creation doesn't come into it, and neither does its implications.
