the question "who created god?" is a logical paradox that arises when we try to apply the laws of the natural world to the spiritual reality that exists outside of time and space. to understand god, we must distinguish between the "created" and the "uncreated". to understand who created god, we must realize that god is, by definition, the only substance that exists from itself.
god is esse (being) and existere (manifestation) itself. unlike humans, who are "vessels" created to receive life, god is life itself.
the source of life: god is the self-subsisting life that has no beginning and no end.
uncreated substance: if god were created by something else, then that "something else" would be god; the chain must end at a single, uncreated point of origin.
the infinite: god is infinite, which means he is outside the constraints of space (which he created) and time (which is a natural-world representation of spiritual states).
to ask "when" god started or "who" made him assumes that time existed before god. however, time and space are properties of the external natural world.
the lord, as the divine human, created the universe through a process of divine influx.
he produced a spiritual sun as the first "going forth" of his divine love and wisdom, and from that sun, the spiritual and natural worlds were formed. because god created the very concept of "beginnings," he cannot have a beginning himself. he is the "alpha and the omega," the permanent "i am" who exists in an eternal present.
our mental anatomy is currently structured to understand things through "natural-level" logic, which relies on cause and effect. because we see that everything in the natural world has a cause, our proprium (the ego) tries to force god into that same category.
part of the process of regeneration is the opening of the rational mind, which allows us to perceive spiritual truths that transcend natural cause-and-effect. as we grow spiritually, we stop looking for a "creator of god" and begin to understand god as the necessary, uncreated foundation upon which all other existence is built.
god was not created because god is the only substance that is not a "result" of something else. he is the independent reality that supports every breath we take.
when we acknowledge the lord as the uncreated source, we move into a state of conjunction where we can receive his life more fully, leading to eternal peace and wisdom.
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Correct! You can't ask who created God because God is not just “part of” spiritual reality or a being within it. God IS the fundamental ground of all reality itself, both spiritual and natural. Spiritual reality isn’t something separate from God that He interacts with. Spiritual reality exists because God exists and continuously sustains it. Think of it this way; the natural world exists as an effect flowing from the spiritual world as its cause. And the spiritual world exists as an effect flowing from God as its ultimate cause. God is the necessary being from which all contingent existence derives. “Spiritual reality” isn’t a thing alongside God. It’s the order, structure, and laws that flow from God’s nature as infinite Love and Wisdom. Just like light and heat flow from the sun, spiritual order and life flow from God. So when you say “morality flows from the structure of spiritual reality,” you're saying it flows from God’s nature, they’re the same thing. The structure of spiritual reality IS what God’s nature establishes. You can’t separate them any more than you can separate light from its source. God isn’t contained within reality or constrained by something outside Himself. He’s the source and sustainer of all reality. Everything that exists, exists because He gives it being moment by moment. God is the ultimate foundation, the necessary being, the ground of all existence, without beginning from before time exited. That’s as far back as you can logically go.