The Problem Of The God

The Problem Of The God :-

There is a problem confronted by every theory of God as someone who created the entire universe out of nothing and who is the source of all laws and principles of nature and existence. The problem this sort of formulation brings up is that if God is the source of everything, then there is no rational justification for calling Him good or righteous. Generally, for proceeding to call someone good or righteous, it is because there is a particular standard of behavior (which transcends them) To which they stick to.

A citizen who obeys the laws of His country is often called a "good citizen". A soldier who obeys instructions from commanding officers and discharges His duty in a way expected of a dedicated soldier is called a "good soldier".
On the other hand a dictator who makes up his own laws according to his own pattern of behavior cannot be called good when he is found to endure by those laws.

As it occurs, many people's conception of God leads to precisely that conclusion about him. If God created everything and what is good and bad originates entirely from what He says is good and bad then clearly He cannot be called just. Clearly He just is. Others who obey His laws can be called good - but He himself cannot be called just.

If on the other hand God did not create everything, and there are rules that exist independently from Him and which transcend Him; therefore if He lives by these principles then He can lay claim to being good and righteous. The commandments of God, then make more sense as it is not God just tells us what to do, but it is He teaches how to be righteous.

For the Christian this also goes a long way to resolving the riddle of the atonement. The question frequently asked is why did God have to send someone to suffer and die for the sins of others? Why didn't He just forgive them? After all it is just His own laws that have been broken so He has every right to simply forgive whoever He feels like forgiving without having to pass through a heartbreaking ceremony (sacrificing His own Son).

Only if the laws that man breaks and which qualify him as sinful are not God's arbitrary rules, but rather beyond him, then there remains that possibility that those principles required God to sacrifice someone perfect to suffer for the sins of the imperfect in order to allow Him to grant them mercy.

My foremost question is what God are you talking about? If it is the Abrahamic one, - well, - according to the Bible that is one nasty case. (Murders babies, and so forth)

Creation of various humans and division of The Creator.

For the expansion of the humans, The Creator Brahma created The Brahmins from His mouth, Kshatriyas from His arms, Vaishyas from His stomach and The Shudras from His feet. Manu Smiriti.
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To equalise the creation, The Creator Brahma divided himself into two parts. On division, His half portion retained himself and became Man (Manu) and the other divided half became a woman (Shatrupa). Then they had Intercourse with each other and thus they created this great universe. Manu Smiriti. 1/34

Manu said, O Saints! I am the same and the one, whom The Virat Purush (The Biggest Man) have created after performance of severe Austerity. Hence you may know me as the Creator of the whole Universe. Manu Smiriti. 1/35

I myself have performed severe Austerity to create the creatures and after succeeding in that, first of all I produced the Ten Great Saints. Manu Smiriti. 1/36

The Ten Great Sages that were produced by The Manu are, Marichi, Atri, Angira, Pulastya, Pulah, Kritu, Pracheta, Vasistha, Bhrigu and Narad. Manu Smiriti. 1/37

Creation of various components.

The creator after creating The Three Vedas, created time and made it's divisions. Then He made Planets and Stars. Later He made Oceans, Rivers, Mountains and Plain and Elevated earth. Manu Smiriti. 1/26

With the intention to create His people (Men) in the form of Human Being, He also created the (Tap) Austerity, (Vani) Speech, (Rati) Pleasure (Sexual), (Kam) Intercourse (Sexual) and Anger. Manu Smiriti. 1/27

For the determination of right and wrong actions He specified and distinguished the form of (Dharma or The Right Action) and (Adharma or The Wrong Action) and established that the right actions are the source of happiness and the wrong actions are the source of grief.
Thus He connected His people (and also creatures) with the duality of Happiness and Grief, Honor and Dishonor and Life and Death. Manu Smiriti. 1/28

Creation of The Chief Deities and The Three Vedas.

The Supreme Power God, in the very beginning, given different - different names and described their different - different actions (or duties) to the Great Five Elements, managed them and established them in the form of different - different establishments according to the words of The Vedas. Manu Smiriti. 1/23
The Owner of the all creatures created the deities of the active nature (i.e. who are active in natural own behavior. For example The Fire and The Air etc.), the minute assembly of the summon able deities and the Eternal Sacrificial Rite (Santana Yagya) etc. Manu Smiriti. 1/24
After that The Creator created three deities for the accomplishments of the sacrificial rituals namely The Fire, The Air and The Sun and the three Eternal Vedas namely The Rig Veda, The Yajur Veda and The Sam Veda in succession. Manu Smiriti. 1/25
Note: - Basically The Veda is only one. However The Veda has been divided into three parts according to the subject matter. Also, The Veda isn't really created. The Veda is Eternal. It being knowledge of the God, manifest during the creation process spontaneously. The duty to guard and defend them is handed over to the three deities namely The Fire, The Air and The Sun.

Universe As Body Of The God.

The minute subtle elements namely the ego, sound, touch, form, taste and smell, are the form or bodies of the non manifested Braham in conjunction with the Nature, and they are dependents of the non manifested Braham due to action relations. For this reason the geniuses say that this universe is the body of Parmatma. In other words, when non manifested Braham takes the manifested form of universe then this very physical universe is known as the body or form of the God. Thus in minute form this very  physical world is the body of God and the power that's pervading in the universe is said as God. Manu Smiriti. 1/19
Thus from the Braham who's imperishable and creator of all the great elements (namely the Sky, the Air, the Fire, the Water and the Earth) all the minute elements (namely the Sound, the Touch, the Form, the Taste and the Smell) along with the mind were created. Manu Smiriti. 1/20
After that this perishable world were produced from the imperishable Brahm, by the portions of the minute forms of the seven great powerful men (namely the ego, the mind, the sound, the touch, the image, the taste and the smell). Manu Smiriti. 1/21

Creation of creatures.

After that Brahma created the great element ( Mahattattva ), all souls, three qualities of nature ( Sat, Raj and Tam ) and five organs ( eye, ear, nose, tongue and skin ) which are able to perceive all subjects ( form, sound, smell, taste and touch ). Manu Smiriti 1/17. The creator of the universe Brahma, then afterwards created all creatures by uniting all the six extremely powerful elements ( Ego or self and five minute elements of the five senses ) into their own measures ( sense of doing, form, taste, smell, sound and touching ). While He kept Himself out and away from all these with the attitude of " these are not mine". Many Smiriti 1/18.

Birth Of Brahma.

Water is known as "Naar", because it is born out of "Nar" (Man), that is why the one that's born early is known as Narayan. Manu Smiriti 1/12
In fact the creator of the universe Parmatma remains invisible in this world.  The main base of eternal and true and false basic nature is known as Braham when He is along with  nature. Manu Smiriti 1/13
Brahma is born out of Braham, that's why named Brahma.
Brahma after living in the egg for one year ,  broken the egg with His power of contemplation. Manu Smiriti 1/14
One year of Brahma is equal to 31,10,40,00,00,000 human years.

Creation Of Brahmand And Brahma.

That implanted seed took the form of a bright egg that enlightened with a luster of thousands of Suns. After that Brahma born out from the same egg who been the creator of all the worlds. Manu Smiriti 1/11
Thus the whole universe developed by the seed that God Parmatma implanted into nature. Therefore it is evident that God Parmatma were present before the creation, is present in the middle or at present and will be present on the end of the creation. The Brahma has born from the same God Parmatma. He merely is the cause, doer and deed as well.

Starting Of The Creation.

The creation is merely the manifestation of eternal God (Parmatma), the one, whom the senses are incapable to grasp, who is very minute and always dwelling in the creatures. Parmatma is the reason and He surely is the deed also. Manu Smiriti 1/9 The creation is nothing but the expression of eternal God. When He wishes to expose himself, He simply exposes Himself as creation. You call it universe, name it Brahmand, utter it nature or say creation in simple words, but the thing remains same. The reality doesn't change by changing it's nomenclature. It's just exposure of eternal God to Himself. However, when He become two or many then individual entity or the soul gets exposed to delusion. Parmatma in that particular soul or entity or you can say individual, forgets about His real nature. Hence the concept of creator, created and creation come into effect. The creator is God, created is individual and creation is universe. Our organs of senses and the senses itself can not grasp and comprehend Him. Reason? He is very minute. Extremely small and always dwells within the self. Finally He Himself is the cause and the effect as well. God is the cause of cause of action whose effect is the creation.