DarkDespair5 Posted:

Ah, but what would the “being” be composed of? If there weren’t fundamental rules that made the formation possible, how is it able to exist? Sure, perhaps variations could be present in places unheard of, but the core initial law-set must exist before any “being” can even exist.

The statement “2+2=4” makes no sense without mathematics.

“Hello” makes no sense without English.

Similarily, existence has no meaning without the universe to define it.

tl;dr: Without logical rules of the universe preexisting, how is anything at all possible?

Hope that’s a bit clearer.

I don’t disagree with you. To say that the universe has always existed and will always exist is a true statement, since “existence” is defined by the “presence” of the universe. All I’m trying to say is that this constriction has no impact on the “existence” of a “God”.