Pure Logic:
explaining God
1.
If
everything came from one thing than the first thing was a seaming split from
some-not-thing not definable but began the motion of all thing.
2.
Because
memory is the ability to bridge two points in time, one experienced as a subsat
of another, mind containing memory not exist beyond concept of all time, beyond
perception, beyond perceived motion, the bridge to all spaces.
3.
Alternatively,
one can say time is always changing and therefore establishes the state
underlying all ways to exist.
4.
The
original same-not-thing, The Collective common mind, is established with
constancy beyond expressible somethings and inclusive of all things, being all
ultimately the single not-thing that was and eternally is still keeping us
ticking.
5.
The
idea that sprang the first split is the ever-splitting idea driving change for
all eternity but within wholeness.
6.
And
that comes up every relative religious concept in a not-religious, completely
logical scientifically plausible way.
By Rene
Helmerichs, www.talk2dream.net
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