[__ Science __ ] Is god observation? If yes, how did he create observation?

I think god understands negativity & evil is inferior overall to positivity & good.
You only think that God understand negativity and evil!

Why the uncertainty about God? Either God is good or he is not.


Evil is the absence of good, just as dark is the absence of light.
God did not create evil, but in permitting free will he allowed that beings could choose to reject good and become evil.

As to why God permits evil. We simply do not know all the ins and outs of the history of life in creation.
We don't know how events will work out.
We have to trust God.
 
Observation takes on many forms. People r observation itself, & god is a person.
How, exactly, are people "observation"? People are observers, not observation. The word "person" is only used of God in a very limited sense, but he isn't a person; he is God.

If god is his own senses, then how did he create senses?
What are you asking? What do you mean that "god created his own senses"? (You really should be capitalizing God.)

Is god his own attributes? If yes, how did he create attributes? Attributes can't create attributes
God didn't and doesn't create attributes. God has many attributes, which are the basis for all attributes existing in creation; they only exist because he exists, but he didn't create them.
 
How, exactly, are people "observation"? People are observers, not observation. The word "person" is only used of God in a very limited sense, but he isn't a person; he is God.


What are you asking? What do you mean that "god created his own senses"? (You really should be capitalizing God.)


God didn't and doesn't create attributes. God has many attributes, which are the basis for all attributes existing in creation; they only exist because he exists, but he didn't create them.
Observation is awareness. Consciousness is awareness. God is considered to be consciousness itself.

The bible said god created "everything". Are attributes not a part of everything? Please give examples that prove attributes aren't a part of everything.
 
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