Reality Is The Set Of All Things That Exist

[Ostronomos]

God is G and R is reality.

G = R due to the above statement (in the title).

G ϵ R and R ϵ G (this denotes the reflexivity between G and R).

If R ϵ G (If reality is an element of God)

then G ϵ R (then God is an element of reality.)

R ϵ R (reality is an element of reality since it is none other than itself)

Therefore G = R.

[Ostronomos]

Every set is a subset of the universal set:

A ⊆ U.

Reality is the subset as well as the powerset of itself:

R ⊆ R(S).

[A-wal]

Flobberdobb dib dob dib.

Edited May 31, 2018 by A-wal

[Ostronomos]

Flobberdobb dib dob dib.

 

God realizes itself. It carries itself into existence.

[A-wal]

High? God is all that exists. God gets board. God uses its imagination to create the universe and split its own consciousness into what seem like distinct separate consciousnesses in lower dimensions. This seemed like such an obvious truth when I was on DMT. Dude, you high? :)

[Ostronomos]

High? God is all that exists. God gets board. God uses its imagination to create the universe and split its own consciousness into what seem like distinct separate consciousnesses in lower dimensions. This seemed like such an obvious truth when I was on DMT. Dude, you high? :)

 

No, I am not. You're the one who's high.

Edited May 31, 2018 by Ostronomos

[A-wal]

No, I am not neither. Not for nearly a year. When I was high, like DMT high, I thought stuff very similar to what it seems like you're trying to say, but it's difficult to tell.

God is G and R is reality.

G = R due to the above statement (in the title).

G ϵ R and R ϵ G (this denotes the reflexivity between G and R).

If R ϵ G (If reality is an element of God)

then G ϵ R (then God is an element of reality.)

R ϵ R (reality is an element of reality since it is none other than itself)

Therefore G = R.

You're not high, wow! That's basically textbook kiteness.

[engcat]

That position is similar to the position of some christian philosophers, that God himself died on the cross.  That to save himself, god himself became humanity through holy spirit which is omnipresent.  In other words, after the death on the cross, God is everything and everything is God, that's the point of Resurrection.

So in your formula above, under that philosophical approach, G would also include I, the imaginary, and not just reality, if we define Everything as R + I.

But also interesting, before the resurrection, in that philosophical sense, the result is that there was time when God was not omnipresent, existing in a separate R + I, which what most religions subscribe to.