Is God an atheist?

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>God can prove He doesn't exist, of course, if He wants to. He does it all

>the time to the atheists. But the atheists cannot prove God doesn't exist.

>Just because God can prove He doesn't exist doesn't make Him an atheist.

>Only God can prove he doesn't exist, and if He can prove that, it means He

>must exist. How can He prove something, if He doesn't exis? And if He can

>prove that He doesn't exist, that means he exists, and if He exists how can

>He be an atheist?

 

>As usual whatever the arguments atheists come up with are less intelligent

>and requires ignorance to accept. It would be more intelligent to argue,

>that if God can do anything He can also be an atheist. And He can. When God

>wants to be an atheist He sends Lord Shiva as Shankara to preach atheism.

 

>ys, jdd

 

Thank you Jahnu Prabhu!

 

I was just thinking, that if ALL contradictions exist in harmony in God,

then His 100% existence and His 100% non-existence must also exist in

harmony in Him. Then to say that He doesn't exist or that He exist are both

only half truths, or? I guess the devotees then prefers to emphazise His

existence while admitting that His non-existence is also there, while the

atheists only acknowledge His non-existence, which is why they are at fault.

This acintya-shakti of Krishnas makes it very difficult to reason about Him

The concept God no doubt leads to different contradictions, but that

would also be expexted since Krishna trancendental to logic, and if He

wasn't then He would be limited.

 

What do you think?

 

Ys, AKD