For a while Ive thought about how when we dream at night, its an example of the act of creation. We make a space and matter in it (from no preexisting space), it has physical laws that govern it too. The laws differ to what we are used to but they follow a consistency enough to be able to comprehend what happens in the dream. Law's are basically consistency. Importantly our existence is not tied to the existence of the dream space. The dream can finish, the space collapsed so to speak to nothing but we wake and still remain. If this is a mirror of creation it tells us about the relationship God has with creation. Many say its a bound relationship, that God is dependent on the existence of the universe and vice versa. But if our dreaming is a reflection of creation, perhaps that's not the case. If the relationship isn't bound and that the universe doesn't just collapse with our existence going with it, it tells us something of the character of God. That this being wants creation to hold but doesn't need it to.
Anyhow its a point of view I've got in the subject for now.For a while Ive thought about how when we dream at night, its an example of the act of creation. We make a space and matter in it (from no preexisting space), it has physical laws that govern it too. ...See more
Anyhow its a point of view I've got in the subject for now.For a while Ive thought about how when we dream at night, its an example of the act of creation. We make a space and matter in it (from no preexisting space), it has physical laws that govern it too. ...See more