Furthermore, if you do believe that your particular deity has created the universe and everything in it, I ask you to consider the following:
A being that has never been in a state of non-existence has, per definition, always existed. If a deity is able to do
everything and be
everything, it should be able to not exist while existing, which is a logical paradox. Considering that your being should be able to transcend all logic and all boundaries, it should, theoretically, exist while not existing.
If your deity is omnipotent and everlasting, it should be without a body. 'Matter' has limits, same with energy, but your deity is limitless. In that regard, your deity would have to consists of nothing, yet still be able to think and store information.
With the ability to be anywhere and everywhere at the same time, your deity would also have to be larger than the universe (size infinity, since dark space is included), or able to travel many trillion times faster than light, while being able to 'split' itself an infinite amount of times to cover all possible angles and positions.
The 'standard' personal deity is able to do everything and knows everything. So, I ask you, if your deity knows what will happen in the future, but is able to change everything, would he be able to change what's going to happen tomorrow? (
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Why do you believe that your deity is 'good' or 'fair' or 'just'? Being everlasting and all-knowing, your deity's perception of time is completely different from yours, and his deifnition of 'good' all but opposite. Why do you deserve an infinite life in your deity's pocket dimension? The notion is illogical, as you serve no purpose outside of life.
****, my OCD!