Does God Lie 2?
We’re not deciding God’s motives. I’m simply pointing out in the above example that it’s illogical for God to lie to us. If He wanted us to have a false perception of reality, He had a much better way to do it. How do we know He hasn’t actually shaped our perception in a certain way? If we doubt our own perception or our own ability to reason then we can’t go through our lives. All knowledge, every science, all our decisions could be based on falsehood. Our awareness of our own selves could become questionable. Those who raise this kind of doubts only do so in reference to God – they’re quite happy to lead their lives otherwise. The contraction is in their own reasoning and behavior, not with our concept of God.
That’s why I’m not making any claims. I’m simply saying you cannot say it is a dream or that it isn’t