there4eyeM
unlicensed metaphysician
- Jul 5, 2012
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Human perception is based upon contrast and opposites. White exists in contrast to black; no black, no white and vice versa. Up, down, life, death, etc., etc.
So, if there is a creator of everything, there would be no contrast to that, no 'non-created' parts to indicate what parts were 'created'. "God", being all and everything, would be impossible to perceive. Of course, on the other hand, if there were no "God", it would be impossible to perceive "God".
This is the dilemma for humans. Knowing "God" can only be through some kind of personal revelation. If one has that, the question is answered affirmatively. Without that, everything about "God" is mere hearsay.
So, if there is a creator of everything, there would be no contrast to that, no 'non-created' parts to indicate what parts were 'created'. "God", being all and everything, would be impossible to perceive. Of course, on the other hand, if there were no "God", it would be impossible to perceive "God".
This is the dilemma for humans. Knowing "God" can only be through some kind of personal revelation. If one has that, the question is answered affirmatively. Without that, everything about "God" is mere hearsay.