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God is the only intelligent being in the universe that does not require an identifier.
IT does not require you to believe in order for IT to exist, or for definition of it's existence the way humans depend on other humans for a definition of their existence, or justification for their existence.

Then why would "It", "It" being God, create humans? Love? Hate?

Is love/hate not a kind of identifier? When you love or hate someone or something, you project upon it an image of yourself, either as you'd like to be, or not to be, as you are, as you fear or as something you desire. It is a version of narcissism. it is a deception, or just one version of a larger truth It is said that Jesus was a version of God sent to learn the meaning and extent of human suffering, as well as joy his ultimate denial by His own people is the pinnacle of human suffering his martyrdom the pinnacle of human love However, Jesus' only identifier was God, Jesus knew himself to be the Christ even before his disciples regarded him as a savior. His knowledge of God as His identifier was the reason for his feats of love, which culminated with his death His life and teachings however are not readily accepted by everyone, even the people who claim to follow His word. Love alone as a reason for creation is insufficient.The Artist does not create solely out of love for his craft. The Writer does not write solely out of a love for words and neither is it to appease the ego, to satiate the narcissist in us all. Love is typically an impetus but rarely the reason.

The Artist creates as a way to seek an answer to a question or even to provide a framework for a question to be asked. What is the question?

Who am I?

Why would God ask that, God is it's own identifier. Humans use this question as a means to identify an identifier, for example the question: Who am I?

"I am an Artist" "I am a Writer"

The Artist is driven to create an answer to a problem,usually within himselfThe Writer is driven to ask a question to the depths of the soul Destruction provides a framework with which to analyze the meaning behind the question, the usefulness of it.

Is there a question?

That is a question itself

Is there an answer?

Perhaps that is the question

What is this, and why are we here? To say we are here to answer a collective question that we all at some point ask is far too simplistic to be satisfactory People all have different versions of an identifier people that dont believe in It (God) are defined by their non belief

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