Spiritual Warfare

This is not what the topic is about

How can you assert that consciousness possesses infinite states?

Prove that.

Indeed, it certainly does, but it does not lead us to the concept of God.

However, this is the crux of the matter: you need to stop asserting that your perspective is the ultimate truth, leading to the conclusion that everything must be God. I require evidence that isolation is impossible, as you have provided no substantiation for your claims!

Certainly, it is consciousness, but how does this connect to the concept of God?

You must provide evidence that it is eternal.

Great, now demonstrate that we all originate from the same source.

It is not limiting, as God possesses the power to do as it wishes and can manifest as formlessness. However, you assume that God must be unlimited, which is not necessarily true; God could have existed in a specific form, and that form may always endure. You must provide an explanation of why forms are destined to perish and cannot be eternal.

I seek undeniable evidence; I am not interested in what merely appears to be the most logical explanation. I want tangible proof.

Perhaps, but the truth is that we simply do not know.

That does not clarify how we all originate from the same source.

Demonstrate to me how we are interconnected with the universe. Why is it inconceivable that the universe could possess its own form, while the space surrounding it is deemed nonexistent?

I understand your perspective. What I'm asking is: why can’t we conceive of God as having always existed in a particular form, with the surrounding space being nonexistent? This would imply that God cannot utilize space to create. Can you illustrate whether this notion is possible or not? If you assert that God embodies existence without boundaries, then I would appreciate an explanation of why that is the only conceivable nature for God to possess.

What do you mean? God is eternal.

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How can we genuinely ascertain the nature of all things? Please provide compelling evidence that suggests God could not exist in isolation, followed by the act of creation.

Perhaps, but we could easily be deceived. What I seek is compelling evidence that demonstrates our connection to the source.

That is merely speculation.

That's not a sufficient answer; we can't simply assume that we are gods based on feelings alone.

Certainly, but how does that evidence suggest that we share the same source as God?

Demonstrate that (;

What convinces you that space must necessarily exist? And if it does, how does that connection potentially link us to the divine?

You may assume it’s nothing, but we can’t be certain if it was a form or something else entirely. While I agree that your perspective makes the most sense given the context, I still believe we can't truly know for sure.

This response feels more like speculation and doesn't fully address my question about the topic. Could you provide a more accurate and engaging explanation?