Is there a god? Or are we alone?

There is a God. What would you like me to tell you of what I know about Him?

>>34318258
Does he love us? Or is it more like pic related, just a dude playing a universe sim.

>>34318333
You bet He loves us. Nothing can ever love like He does. He loves us so much he gave us complete free will.

But don't worry. If you do bad stuff you won't be punished too strictly, because He loves you so much He would never punish you. He knows that every being has a different path. Some simply take longer.

What you seek Him, He will always receive you with wide open arms. There is nothing you could do that He wouldn't forgive. He IS the definition of grace.

>>34318412
(also sorry for bat english, not a native speaker)

>>34318412
Wow that sounds great. How did you find this out?

>>34318469
It's a long, "weird", and too often simply indescribable.

Each person seeks completely differently, but everyone can.

>>34318199
We live as we dream.

Alone.

He exists and he's probably going to send you to hell for not following his commands and not fucking and making children.

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>>34318199
>getting fucked in the ass was to intense for me

>>34318412

Blessings upon you, my friend.

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>>34318412
If this is true, why are men George Soros so "blessed?" He pretty much runs the world according to his desires and it seems like God does not give a shit.

>>34319233
As I said, free will. George has as much free will as anyone George fucks over.

Worldy, material matters are up to us and, for the most part, completely insignificant.

>>34319298
What is God's goal for us then? Is it an experiment of free will? Is he seeing what happens when he gives us free will?

>>34319373
As we experience Creation, so does God. That is His "goal".

>>34319635
Are we his servants then? Is he using us?

>>34320665
He is us.

>>34320686
Could you elaborate a little bit? I appreciate all your answers by the way.

>>34320713
We are God experiencing Himself. Mere temporary separations from His infinite Oneness. In the end we all go back to Him, back into Oneness but as different souls, as different viewpoints to experience the infinite glory of what it means to be God again.

Sure, we are his "servants" in a way since He created us with a purpose. But it's a pretty good deal when His Will is for us to experience absolute, infinite Glory as much as He does.

>>34320816
Are things like disease, violence, torture, war, poverty, etc. necessary for this to take place?

>>34320816
>>34321170
Or did we simply invent these things? Are they "beyond him" in a way?

>>34320816

That's an interesting point of view, anon.

I guess that's also what she 'son' represents in the Holy Trinity (other than Jesus).. it may represent us, the 'sons'.