What does the concept of God mean in the Genesis Logic system?
God is the fundamental, creating intelligence, the manifestation of which is the material world.
When defining God, the interpretation of time is of outstanding importance. God, as the creating intelligence, encompasses everything that exists, that has existed, and that will exist. Creation consists of cycles; therefore, when God defined new fundamental principles during the six cycles of creation, everything changed in the world, in all time and in all places.
The definition of time is necessary for the definition of Human perception, so that the world may be comprehensible by progressing through time, in its details.
This interpretation raises many questions, which we address separately in the appropriate interpretations. However, here, from the perspective of defining God, for us God is nothing other than the appearance of reality in a form that we are currently capable of perceiving.
God’s creation, God’s word, is always the definition of fundamental laws, which determine the functioning of the world at its foundations. It is the definition of unchangeable, inviolable, eternally valid laws.
God is that which exists. We exist within God because everything that exists is capable of existing only because the law that defines its existence exists. God's definitions determine the world and everything that is in the world; therefore, in reality, the world exists within God.
From a Human perspective, we are always capable of defining God only to the extent that we have come to know the laws that define the world. However, this image can never be complete.
The Human also exists according to God’s laws; therefore, it is not possible for us to obtain a complete image of God, because He does not exist according to our definitions. On the contrary, we exist according to His definitions.
Therefore, the definition of God always provides an image of God that can be comprehended from a Human perspective in the current state. For us, this is always the appearance of reality in the form in which we are currently capable of perceiving and interpreting it.