Is god lonely?

[Highest]

1 hour ago, David Hammond said:

No, there isn't the one. The one would imply that there is a potential for more than one.

1 hour ago, David Hammond said:

 

That's just logical nonsense. Who or what made you believe reality works that way? 

Edited March 25, 2019 by Highest

[Joseph Maynor]

Yep, because He’s a concept — or more accurately, a family of often more or less but not always related concepts. 

Edited March 25, 2019 by Joseph Maynor

[Highest]

4 minutes ago, Joseph Maynor said:

Yep, because He’s a concept — or more accurately, a family of often more or less but not always related concepts. 

3 minutes ago, Joseph Maynor said:

Yep, because He’s a concept — or more accurately, a family of often more or less but not always related concepts. 

1 hour ago, David Hammond said:

 

1 hour ago, David Hammond said:

Why isn't the ego a concept as well? What makes it real?

[Joseph Maynor]

29 minutes ago, Highest said:

Why isn't the ego a concept as well? What makes it real?

The Ego is a concept but it has utilitarian use or what you might call a "cash value" because it can be used in actual situations to raise consciousness about what happened or what you’re doing.  It’s a concept that may not be true per se, but it’s useful so we stick it in our knowledge grab-bag and bring it out every now and again to solve actual problems situations in contexts.

Edited March 25, 2019 by Joseph Maynor

[thesmileyone]

Everything, all the way down to the letter "a" and anything that letters or words are used for are concepts.

Not only that but anything sensed is also a concept, converted to "reality" by the brain. For example if you stand two people in front of a red door and one of those people is blind, that means in the blind person's personal world that door does not exist, yet to me and you it does exist, because our brains turn it into the concept of being a red door.

[pluto]

Shouldn't go any further than what @Maya_0 said but here's another perspective.