"The problem you are running into is that you are trying to imagine god existing within the framework of creation ( universe etc . ) and tying his existence to that ."
"But I do n't see a problem . I do see a problem with proposing that God is something 'other ' , something special . I have a brain , which is a real physical object . I also have a mind , which is an abstract thing the true nature of which can not yet be ascertained , but I do not believe that it is the result of anything other than the fantastical complexity of the brain . If the physical structure of the universe is equivalent to a brain , then 'God ' is the mind , but he/she/it is only a product of the universe 's fantastical complexity , and not the creator ."
"The problem you are running into is that you are trying to imagine god existing within the framework of creation ( universe etc . ) and tying his existence to that ."
"I do see a problem with proposing that God is something 'other ' , something special . I have a brain , which is a real physical object . I also have a mind , which is an abstract thing the true nature of which can not yet be ascertained , but I do not believe that it is the result of anything other than the fantastical complexity of the brain"