probably no one, really. i know it's a gay answer, but there's no way to actually know for sure.  the reason i think there is a god is because of things like prime mover argument. the mandelbrot set is also pretty crazy to me. things like this. i can't get over material reality and the processes within needing an original source point - i'm not satisfied with "it just does bro." you can keep asking "but why does that happen" to every materialist explanation for the existence of everything and eventually you run into a wall of not being able to answer that question. in my opinion, that wall is god.  i know this is getting into shaky territory but near death experiences make me think there's more beyond this universe. a lot of them are likely bullshit or they're obvious christcuck rantings (no offense), however you do see consistent themes and events show up. there is a pattern that pops up in ndes independent from each other that i think is too significant to handwave away.  if i had to give a loose theory, i personally think we're not really supposed to know what happens after this life. we are born in the material realm ignorant of all by design. basically picrel. there has to be something to living as a mortal human behind the veil of ignorance in an unguided material realm guided by rng.  i think the true form and concept of both of god and heaven aren't knowable by us, and that every human is an individualized prism for this beyond-material that comes out in how we think and visualize what "god" is. this is just my pet theory, i'm not making any hard claims to truth. this is just my best guess for what i think is really going on. i'm sure it's been discussed or is part of a body of thought already, like gnosticism for example, but i suppose i'm more universalist.
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