The singular point – is it in our experience?
Hello Rabbi,
Why can’t we say that the singular point is “not in our experience” and then it is the one that doesn’t need a reason,
I saw in the notebook that you discussed why the universe itself cannot be the cause of something – and the arguments are indeed visible, but it can always be said that all things in the universe are a cause of the singular point, which itself is not in our experience and therefore does not need a cause.
thanks!
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Is God something that is not within our experience? After all, He was revealed to the people of Israel, and He can also potentially be revealed, so why is He considered not within our experience?
Because this revelation did not give him recognition of his essence. And certainly it cannot be learned from it that he was created. If you believe what happened there, then the conclusion is that he created the world and was not created like the things in the world (that is, we learned from our experience that he is not like other things in our experience).
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