If we are to use the Bible
to solve this ancient riddle, the solution may be so simple that it has
avoided detection.
The concept of God and
Gods existance is an important one. To those who say God does not
exist,
their answer may be a half-truth or they are partly correct, and to
those
who say God does exist, their answer may be a half-truth, they too may
be partly correct; yes this is all semantics, and dimensions.
If we look to the Gospel
of John we find:
***IN
THE BEGINNING WAS THE WORD, AND THE WORD WAS WITH GOD, AND THE WORD WAS
GOD.
***
From Jesus Christ we also
get the words,
"The Alpha
and the Omega"
In
combing these two clues, we may eventually
arrive at a simple solution;
as an absolute infinite
concept. Nothing as an absolute concept does not exist; it existed in
the
beginning and will exist in the end.
The Bible, speaks of God
as the "alpha" and the "omega," the beginning and the
end. If we are to accept that God was "nothing", the word in
the beginning, then perhaps we can appreciate that part of nothing, is
still a whole of nothing. That the three components of something, the
beginning
the middle and the end, are the same point. Divisible by God, and still
God.***
According to Einstein
space and time both bend, so therefore the beginning eventually will
meet
the end at a point in time; this point is NOTHNG.
***
We tend to think of nothing
as zero, and that is not true. Zero does not exist, the ancients knew
that
in their mathematical systems.. Absolute and total nothing, existed in
the beginning, and was perfect, and infinite, and perfectly infinite.
The
first and the last.
God is.
God
exists in some dimension, or on,
or of some dimension, a combination of such, or other. But according to
words of Saint John, the most plausible solution to defining God, as in
the beginning and the end is the concept
"NOTHING",
or "______";this
may be the word or the simple concept; and may be the clue to prayer
and
meditation. This state only existed in the beginning and will exist in
the end, "nothing" in the absolute sense does not exist in that
state today. We are talking about a world of different dimensions. We
cannot
say God is nothing, because nothing does not exist in that pure state.
God created and we must appreciate that state as well. It also is a
possible
explanation for the Trinity, for 1/2 of nothing, or any part of nothing
is still nothing.
***
Mathematically,
(According to Professor
Santa)
and
have
similar properties which in some
way may tend to substantiate the
Alpha and
the Omega
concepts.
When
we speak and say we have, in actual fact we should say "we do not
have anything
or something"; there is a difference. Nothing and Infinity according
to some mathematics is the same point. God
keeps these two
points from meeting; through the creation of time, and space.
Simply put
God
was ____.
***
as a concept was perfect, literally.
as an absolute concept existed in the
beginning and eventually will exist in the end.
"Nothing" does not exist in
that form today. God does not exist,
yet God does definitely exist;a paradox
built on dimensions, and faith . . .
DEFINING
GOD