what is "god"? everyone's whinging on about it, but no one explains what they mean by it. everyone's passionately arguing about it, pretending to read each other's minds. what is "god" to you? do you subscribe to abrahamic "monotheism"? indoeuropean heno/pantheism? do you believe it to be an entity, a neutral "common denominator" or "creative, generative principle"? is that "god" of yours omnipotent, omniscient and so on? is it subject to any rules? is it creator or steward? is it strictly infallible or can it choose to make mistakes? does it have free will and agency? is its perspective on and conceptions of the seperation between it and everything else anything like yours? is it in comprehensible or incomprehensible, but experiental and perceptible? what do you understand by "god", anon?  i wish people made an effort to speak their mind and their language, not that of "clergy". language is first and foremost enabling you to articulate questions -- not answers. there exist infinitely many questions to which plain language itself will never be able to provide any meaningful answers to. the singular most universal expression of faith is the question, not any particular answer. (cont.)
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