The pig is taught by sermons and epistels to think the god of swine has snout and bristles. A quote by Ambrose Bierce.

He who knows himself knows God. A quote by St Anthony.

What is God? This is an advanced explanation and FAQ. This is going to be a two-part mini-series. In part one, we're going to cover the fundamentals.

We're going to give you a full explanation of God.

And in part two, we're going to address commonly ask questions

and objections. So this here will be a complete explanation of God

based on my own direct experiences.

Not dogmas that I believe or a particular ideology that I like

and that I defend, but stuff that I have become

directly conscious of myself. Needless to say, nothing that I say here should be

taken on faith or blindly believed by you. You should use your critical

thinking and you should follow it up and try to verify the things that I talk about

in your own direct experiences. The things I'll be talking about can be verified by you.

That's my claim at least, and it's your job to actually do it.

And I'm inviting you to do it. The whole point of this conversation is so that you can see the potential of doing it and then get inspired and motivated to actually do it.

Of course you're going to have a lot of objections to the things that I say here

and lots of questions. All of these objections will be addressed. I'll try to

address as many as I can as we go here in part one, but there's just too many of them to address them all which is why we're

going to have a part two specifically focusing on those so if you really want a comprehensive

understanding with all of your doubts allayed, then make sure you stick around for part two.

Now, this question of God, what is God?

You have to appreciate the depth of this question.

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