>Q: I will elaborate on my question. Is there a God as creator of this world?
>A: This is a difficult question. Because there are differences in the definition of God between factions within the monotheistic religions.(1/6)
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>@Qualia_san: And because recognizing that there is a difference would mean that one faction is in error, they are willingly blind to the difference. (2/6)
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>@Qualia_san: Well, to answer briefly for now, it is compatible with Qualia-san's worldview if we limit ourselves to assuming only a "transcendent being who created the world". (3/6)
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>@Qualia_san: Whether we assume that God does not exist, that there is only one being, or that there are innumerable beings, we can construct a non-contradictory system. It is the same as a line parallel to a given line and passing through a given point that is not on that line. (4/6)
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>@Qualia_san: If we assume that only one exists, we have Euclidean geometry; if we assume that none exists, we have elliptic geometry; if we assume that an infinite number exists, we have hyperbolic geometry. (5/6)
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>@Qualia_san: As for the idea that the transcendent being is in the form of HS, well, each individual is free to believe what he or she wants to believe, and if you don't impose it on others, it's harmless. The same goes for the idea that this transcendent being has a HS personality. (6/6)