Well?
>The universe has always existed and always will. It does not operate in linear time like we do.
You had a few misspellings, but I fixed them!
>The universe exists within linear time, God does not.
Oh shit is that what it is? hm guess this question I've been wondering for 20 years is answered then
God created God out of his desire to exist out of a non physical non 3D state. Human beings can't percieve or process higher dimensional abstractions to encapsulate god so matter of factly.
>Sup Forums hasn’t read God’s Debris
Lmao stay retarded
God, as the First Source and Center, is primal in relation to total reality—unqualifiedly. The First Source and Center is infinite as well as eternal and is therefore limited or conditioned only by volition.
God—the Universal Father—is the personality of the First Source and Center and as such maintains personal relations of infinite control over all co-ordinate and subordinate sources and centers. Such control is personal and infinite in potential, even though it may never actually function owing to the perfection of the function of such co-ordinate and subordinate sources and centers and personalities.
God is eternal. God has always been, is, and will always be. He is a spirit being not subject to any known physical laws.
The universe is temporary. It has not always been, is, and will only be for a short while. It is subject to every known physical law, including entropy.
Nobody told you God was a created being. So asking who his creator is, is a logical fallacy.
Higher? We cannot perceive 3D objects, but see spheres as circles, cubes as squares, etc.
>God creates a universe
>God is somehow bound by the same laws of physics/nature of those inside that universe
Eternity is a concept that's foreign to humanity. As is life before/outside this universe.
Of course. Time is a mass perceptual hallucination based on the changing state of radioactive isotopes; none of that has anything to do with God.