Does God really exist?

[powessy]

I get your logic on the Big Bang, as the explosion was likely the result of a Greater Reality (Or non physical dimension) coming into a lesser reality, physical dimension. The physical dimension cannot adequately contain the other dimension, so, Bang. And with the explosion everything stretches out into space, resulting in time. Not so much that God created time so everything doesn’t happen at once (Einstein said, I think), but God was just too much for it to be manifested all at once.
I don’t quite get your second cause of time. Are you just saying God put it in Creation? That would be in line with Einstein’s joke.

No god can only teach the time inside of origin how to become itself again since origin contains no time and god is time all the time. If god could teach enough time out of origin then origin could not find time again.

Just because origin is timeless it does not mean it has no mass, it is the massiveness of origin that tips the scale to bring it back into time, as it becomes nothing there.

If I use nesting dolls to explain this then all the dolls except the smallest one have time, as the dolls lose time they will become transparent and empty only a silhouette of each will remain. All the mass of all the other dolls will press themselves into the smallest doll becoming timeless but densely compacted, like shoving you and everything you are onto the head of a pin. Origin would become a singularity to become itself again.
If god were to figure you out he could uncompact you in a place of no time where no other things can figure you out at except him.

powessy

 

[powessy]

I get your logic on the Big Bang, as the explosion was likely the result of a Greater Reality (Or non physical dimension) coming into a lesser reality, physical dimension. The physical dimension cannot adequately contain the other dimension, so, Bang. And with the explosion everything stretches out into space, resulting in time. Not so much that God created time so everything doesn’t happen at once (Einstein said, I think), but God was just too much for it to be manifested all at once.
I don’t quite get your second cause of time. Are you just saying God put it in Creation? That would be in line with Einstein’s joke.

you can skip this explanation, I did not see my post when I entered here so I tried to rewrite it in another way.

Everything in existence will sooner or later become nothing here it will eventually end up in origin. take a nesting doll for example, a nesting doll is five minds and as you run out of time you will keep moving into the smaller doll within the larger one leaving nothing more then a silhouette of yourself remaining. As you move into the next doll you must figure yourself out again for the time here is different then the doll before. The system is closed like in the laws of conservation no new things can be added. You see origin will find time until it becomes a supernova and finds time again the big bang. But the other part is that god will have time in origin and can resurrect time from it because he is outside of this system for this universes time lays within him.

I believe time formed when god was trying to figure himself out that this caused formations of moisture and condensation that grew and grew until these places found time, This gradually formed universes. I see a much larger universe then the one we see around us one where we this universe is only a galaxy within it. Like a have said before I find time in many places that are not this universe and time that is not us here.

I am not sure I have answered your question but I do believe Einstein is wrong in his assumptions when it comes to time.

powessy

 

[Kylie]

That was the God Function (or simply God) disguised as an imaginary friend so the child could relate to (whatever is) God in an intimate and effective manner.

Are you actuallky saying that imaginary friends are really just God in cosplay?