I've been saying for a few years now God is like living energy and like energy he was not created nor can he be destroyed but can change from one form to another. Made that comment several times on similarworlds. Nice to see someone else speaking of such.
I'm also replied on a few posts that scientists are beginning to theorize that everything in existence is made of energy even matter. Nice to see someone pick up on that also.
https://youtu.be/3mAdLD0Qsaw?feature=shared
The spirit of God that dwells within man, God breathed the breath of life into man _ he breathed a portion of himself into man, that gave man life and a higher form of intelligence over life forms on Earth and that life is continual from generation to generation. And that portion of God's spirit that dwells in mankind is also a way that one can say they have always existed - because God always existed and what of a part of him you have in you can be applied as eternal from forever...... Question you said you could be infinite - why would you come from eternity to a flesh body a few years, subjected to Earth only, where you had to live on this Earth with question so what life may bring you and then die? Oh maybe for the experience!
If one understand scripture correctly, it is my belief and the belief of many others - it is not
flesh bodies that will be judged but the spirits housed within these bodies. The Bible says fear Him who can destroy both body and spirit. Unless God takes back the spirit / energy he gave one, one's spirit is eternal.
No it doesn't prove God is perfect but one cannot prove that he isn't....... So either one except him for what is written of him, that he is perfect or one denies it, the choice is always theirs. God doesn't want anything that belongs to any entity human or not / it's all his __ he doesn't have to lie / cheat / steal, not only because it is all he is _ why should he, he doesn't have to, he's not man and the pitiness that men displays and places on each other. Lack of those unsavory traits tends to make perfect.
