God+death

If God is in everything and everything is slowly dying, does that mean that God is dying? And if so what was the point in him creating existantance?

Your question is based on an key aspect of Pantheism (god existing in all living and physical things). But nobody can provide you a correct answer, because:

1) nobody knows if god(s) even exist(s)
2) nobody knows WHICH if ANY explanations [including pantheism] of god(s) are correct.
3) nobody knows why god does what he/she/it does, because the very concept is beyond human comprehension.

So your question in itself, is just as you said... random crap.

***And if so what was the point in him creating existantance?***

You can remove God from the question, and it remains unanswerable. What's the point of existence... existing?

personaly I don't belive in god

I not sure but wii are doin bout god @ school its kinda borin 2 listen 2 someone keep repeatin things!!!

but no affence 2 anyone

If there is a God, he is supposedly is invincible. So - no. God can't die and isn't dying.

I think that the new life cancels out the life that dies off. So, it's kind of always even? I don't know, though. I find that there are way too many things that contradict each other when it comes to God and religion.

What matters is what you believe, though.

Thanks for an answer simplychallenging, however I don't believe it says in the bible God in invincible, and surely if it created the uni/multiverse it would become attached to it much like a mother becomes attached to her child?

And to the other two who posted random crap, get out more.

there are so many questions and little answers... no one really knows

God is a spirit...his not in a physical form...Everything we see is physical...including us humans...But inside it contains a spirit too...all that is physical will soon perish away and all that will remain is our spirits...and only that will last forever.

***God is spirit***
and spirits don't die

***If God is in everything and everything is slowly dying***
what do really mean?
and what things are really slowly dying.

read John 10:10 says...Jesus came to give life and life in abundantly.

**If God is in everything and everything is slowly dying**
God is not in everything...
God and His creation are distinctly different entities.
Everything other than God, the creator of all things, is God's creation.
So God is separate from His creation. God is neither equal to His creation, nor a part of it, nor is His creation equal to Him or a part of Him.

if a child dies the mother dosent alex you fool, I have one qustion; Why so rhetorical?