ajwps
Active Member
Be careful on this point, my friend, would it not be just as illogical to create man himself. For what purpose and why as an imperfect being? As you stated he is the creator of the universe and all the laws that govern it. These laws hold no power over him and he does not exit in the relatives of time and space. All that is, was, and ever shall be, exist in the singularity of his being. [\QUOTE]
You hit a very excellent point. G-d in retrospect has no attributes that are can be described by man. G-d's existence in a singularity is a bold statement as no human knows. Men believe that what is called a singularity [~] exists in our universe. A singularity in which time as we know it does not exist. No past, present or future is a singularity. The possibility that humans exist in a singularity within a undecernable dimension created by our Maker is also a possibilty. In that 'we' exist in nothing more than a flow of a 'freewill' in which you, me and your earthly neighbors observe the universe, particles, time, gravity, space, mathematics (relativity), quantum mechanics and all things sensed are nothing more than an illusion.
Judaism does not believe that G-d has any positive attributes that can be described by mankind. G-d can be described in negative attributes, i.e., unknowable, no form, shape, substance or time frame. Trying to describe the Creator in human terms is meaningless.
Where does humankind fit in?
These answers are above our current level of comprehension, so without these answers we should be careful of self-righteousness.
Everything I speak of is purely congecture and that is exactly why it is ludicrous for men to create G-d in their own image. In my neighborhood Catholoic Church, I see stone statutes, images, pictures and icons that are worshipped as gods and ther consorts (saints). I see pictures of Jesus Christ (son of god or a god or a holy spirit) which brings the unknowable down to our level of comprehension of visage.
Humankind does fit in but only G-d knows how?