>>2615112I would say that everything is "natural" if we as human being are natural, despite the definition of "artificial".
"There is no man but God"
I would think that if we left this planet, the lot of humanities observations, measurements, algorithms, "laws" would go out of the window, due to the variability of space and time outside of Earth's atmosphere.
"God" is a metaphor. Consider "God" to be every single thing in existence, and you might get somewhere, otherwise you are limiting yourself to whatever you can comprehend in this moment, based on what you have read.
"God" is the known knowns, the known unknowns, and the unknown unknowns.
>>2615175You trying to personify God is the problem. It is beyond comprehension, until you comprehend it is literally everything.
>>2615203personally, i picture something like this picture when I think of God, and I am somewhere in it.
