Does god exist

Asking the question, "Does God exist?" is a bit tricky. You can ask instead, "What created existence, if not God?" Well, God is existence. So, for God to exist, existence must also exist. Saying that God created existence is just another way of saying that existence created itself—it doesn’t address the deeper question.

There’s another way to look at this: if God does exist, then God is all that exists. God, as the primary source of existence, encompasses everything. There can’t be anything outside of or separate from God. Therefore, everything in existence is an extension of the God that has always existed.

This implies that there is only one existence, and that existence is God. It is so transcendent and profound that it can become anything and everything, even convincing itself that it is the form it’s experiencing. If God has always existed, then the idea of a separate creator who created existence falls short of understanding what God truly is.

If God is all of existence, then the problem lies in our idea of God. Reality itself is God, and everything is a part of that reality. God is, ultimately, the one who experiences you.