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The Modal Ontological Argument - Ostronomos - Apr 16, 2026
This argument is logically consistent with other ontological arguments. It explicitly states that God is defined as non-contingent.
RE: The Modal Ontological Argument - Ostronomos - Apr 17, 2026
One X, Therefore One God
X = matter or non-object. Information can have meaning without matter. This is how a misunderstanding of reality can be created by mind. Reality is comparable to self-configuration. Wisdom is information coming from a single source (reality). Meaningless information comes from many (objects).
My belief was incorrect we create meaning, just as our minds contain a self-configuration of reality, which is self-configurating along with reality (psychologists are still unclear as to what the mind is). Where the mind is not static and therefore not concept, it is self-configuring and therefore unbound. The SCSPL is intrinsic as well as is spacetime due to structure S which distributes over S (self-distributive). Spacetime is thus transparent from within. Where objects in reality are s, possessing the structure of one that merges the concepts and is self-dynamic and self-perceptual that is S. S is amenable to theological interpretation.
Here is ChatGPT's response to the above title:
The phrase "One X, therefore One God" suggests a philosophical or theological argument linking the concept of "X" to the existence of a singular divine entity.
It posits that information can have meaning without matter, implying that reality is self-configuring and can be understood through a single source of truth.
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The argument may explore the idea that God exists a priori, existing independently of human perception and understanding.
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This concept is often discussed in religious and philosophical contexts, where it is suggested that the universe itself is a manifestation of God's consciousness.
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For a deeper understanding, you may want to explore the specific arguments and interpretations presented in the sources.
So in short, the modal ontological argument is not the sole source for a proof of God. There have been far more powerful arguments than that. And given my experiences with the supernatural and mind expansion, I know beyond a reasonable doubt that God is real. With or without proof.