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I hold as part of my beliefs that god necessarily exist. Here is why:
The term god as I use it carries 1 function. 'The G-Function' I guess we could call it.
This G-function is namely bringing about the existence of the universe. Since to me the universe exist (may or may not be subjective but this is irrelevant I think) does it not follow that whatever had completed the G-function is god?
So is god not a necessary part of the universe?
I however am not inferring any supernatural entities exist, just that the G-function has been fulfilled.
The way I look at it this implies that god could be a cosmic muffin that fulfilled the G-function.
Is my line of thinking mistaken?
Am I using incorrect terms?
What is this belief called... if anything?
Is it falsifiable?
The term god as I use it carries 1 function. 'The G-Function' I guess we could call it.
This G-function is namely bringing about the existence of the universe. Since to me the universe exist (may or may not be subjective but this is irrelevant I think) does it not follow that whatever had completed the G-function is god?
So is god not a necessary part of the universe?
I however am not inferring any supernatural entities exist, just that the G-function has been fulfilled.
The way I look at it this implies that god could be a cosmic muffin that fulfilled the G-function.
Is my line of thinking mistaken?
Am I using incorrect terms?
What is this belief called... if anything?
Is it falsifiable?