This reminds me of John Caputo's words around God's existence. He says something along the lines of, God does not exist. God insists. And it is our responsibility to bring God into existence.
Very interesting. I'm intrigued by the notion of the non-existence of God in the way that we think of conventional existence. To a certain degree it does seem sacrilegious to say that God exists because of the connotations of existence as we know it. It is maybe more accurate to say "I exist and however God is, God makes Godself manifest through me." It's complicated and could use some lower theological work but I think I'm on the same page as Caputo in this regard.
This reminds me of John Caputo's words around God's existence. He says something along the lines of, God does not exist. God insists. And it is our responsibility to bring God into existence.
Very interesting. I'm intrigued by the notion of the non-existence of God in the way that we think of conventional existence. To a certain degree it does seem sacrilegious to say that God exists because of the connotations of existence as we know it. It is maybe more accurate to say "I exist and however God is, God makes Godself manifest through me." It's complicated and could use some lower theological work but I think I'm on the same page as Caputo in this regard.