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Religiousness is never the same in two people

I have considered the fact that no two people have the same understanding of God. This is because God is factually not on sky, in a heaven, or at Olympus. God is - and can only be, to make the whole story logical - only in each one of us. Safe to say, but not least, in our minds.
God is imagining us, or we're imagining him. In this hypothesis, let's imagine a schizophrenic person who develops several characters inside their own mind. Each person might be aware of the other person, and where there are really many, it is often the host body's original memory that is ignored by the other personalities that use that nervous system.
In a similar way, works a god. That's also the only way for a god to be a unique deity, or at least, the unique universe (that encompasses all the galaxies, and shares the physical/chemical laws).
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