— The Ontological Framework of Non-Nothingness, Causality, and the Genesis of God
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CONNECTION TO TIMELESS PERFECT DOMAIN

Consider the universe as a whole, outside of time, as a state of absolute perfection. This chain or mesh of all events creates time (because the phenomenon of time is a subjective measure that exists physically only as a measure of differences between different states of the universe, so the “time” develops coming along with the events chain that develops itself)

It means, that out of time, the universe is already formed the state of the absolute perfection, that should possess such qualities like: absolutely perfect truth, absolutely perfect goodness, and absolutely perfect consciousness.

From a scientific standpoint, we can say that time and the development of the universe are closely intertwined, with time being a dimension that allows us to measure the progression of events and the evolution of the universe. The universe has evolved through various stages, from the Big Bang to the formation of galaxies, stars, and planets, to the emergence of life and consciousness.

Considering the universe as a unique chain of events determined by the first cause and viewing it from an “out of time” standpoint can lead to intriguing ideas about the nature of existence and reality.

If we were to view the universe from a state where all chains of events have already occurred and time is no longer a factor, we might perceive the universe as a complete and interconnected whole. In this state, the entire history of the universe, along with all the causal relationships between events, would be instantly present.

If we consider the universe out of time, where all chains of events have ended and all entities and phenomena have reached their final states, then we might imagine a state of absolute perfection where every entity or event has fulfilled its ultimate purpose in the grand scheme of things.

This viewpoint on the universe in its final state of absolute perfection means it could be GOD because it possesses all qualities of God like: perfectness, absolute truth, absolute goodness (because it is complete, integral and lacks contradictions and destructive processes often associated with suffering and evil)

The idea that the universe in its final state of absolute perfection might be equivalent to a concept of God can be found in certain religious and philosophical traditions, such as pantheism and panentheism.

Pantheism posits that the universe itself is divine, and everything that exists is a part of God. Panentheism, on the other hand, suggests that the universe is part of God, but God also transcends the universe. In both of these views, the idea of a perfect, divine, and all-encompassing reality is central.

From this Christian perspective, we might view the universe as a sort of a genesis of God that has led to this final state of absolute perfection of GOD THE FATHER.

In Hinduism, also, Brahman is often described as an ultimate, unchanging reality that underlies all existence. It is often said to be pure consciousness or pure being, and is seen as the ultimate source of all creation. In this sense, Brahman is sometimes viewed as a static or unchanging concept, representing the ultimate state of being or ultimate reality.

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