Because you are defining God as everything.... that is your definition of God.
If you say "X exists"
And I ask "What is X?"
And you say "everything" it is just labelling everything as everything and calling that "X" (in this case God). It adds no more meaning.
The consciousness part adds meaning because consciousness already has its own definition. "God" on the otherhand you are defining as "everything". So when you define God as everything you are merely saying "everything is everything" and calling that "God." It's meaningless.
EvF
If you say "X exists"
And I ask "What is X?"
And you say "everything" it is just labelling everything as everything and calling that "X" (in this case God). It adds no more meaning.
The consciousness part adds meaning because consciousness already has its own definition. "God" on the otherhand you are defining as "everything". So when you define God as everything you are merely saying "everything is everything" and calling that "God." It's meaningless.
EvF
