>>18539427
Why would God create the universe and conscious beings and not interact with them?

>>18539439
Why would God create the universe and conscious beings and interact with them?

>>18539439
I don't know, but both of these statements are seemingly true

>does the universe exist? do conscious being exist?
Yes
>does God interact with said beings?
Apparently not

It's a very descriptive doctrine based on what is obvious or near-obvious

>>18539439
By virtue of preceding manifestation all aspects of the material world have an innate degree of separation from divinity. Where most theists get it wrong is assuming this gap is bridged by the fact God has something resembling a human personality. The indifference of nature / the universe should tell you otherwise.

>>18539427
You gotta believe a God exists before you can believe in one. Now you must do your due diligence and study them to see which one explains reality the most accurate.

>>18539439
>and not interact with them?
Reasoning is the act of interacting with god.

>>18539499
>You gotta believe a God exists before you can believe in one
Woah... mind blown

>>18539439
>Option A:
He just doesn't care. It's a science experiment or a simulation. You also would not care what happens to individual ants while studying ant hills.

>Option B:
If he is really omniscient then he already predicted everything that was going to happen in the universe when he created it, so no need to interfere.

>Option C:
He didn't create the universe for us. He is currently interfering with his chosen people on Betelgeuse B. We were an accident he didn't bother to abort.

>>18539427
You clearly don't know the meaning of Christianity or Islam.

>>18540456
Well?

>>18539439
>Why would God create the universe and conscious beings and not interact with them?
he works in mysterious ways

>>18540456
Let us hear about it then, o wise son of Abraham