The answer is that there doesn't need to be a god, and most likely isn't. Why couldn't the universe just exist? If god supposedly does, why not the universe. Is there even a difference between the universe and God. I don't think their is. God is just a metaphor for the universe. It fits nicely into everything we know really.
All knowledge, God has, the universe comprised of it. The universe is actually quite simple. There is a beginning, and an end. Between those to points lies every possibility for every logical chemical structure, starting from pure energy, building up to organic beings, coming to a climax, and then back to energy. Space is shared by multiple variations of the universe that could be in existence at that specific point in time. But overall, when you add everything up from the beginning to end, all possible knowledge exists between those points. All time exists in the same space, so really everything is happening at once. Even extremes that would appear to be heaven and hell to us, are existing around us right as we speak.
Really the universe, although appears to be solid, is just energy in all it's forms. Energy is power, so the Universe is all powerful.
Basically what I'm proposing is that it isn't God that doesn't exist, it our perception of what God is that is wrong. God is just a system of energy balance, bound by logical constraints for the function to be possible.
Even when It comes to characters like Jesus. Was he a myth, a man, the son of god? Why does it matter is my question. Is the source of good ideas more important than the ideas themselves? It's not to me. If you see god as I do, we are all sons and daughter, but also part of god, and all human at once. Even if he is a mythical idea created by mortals, it is still good wisdom that he displayed.
However, what is the purpose of holy books then? They aren't the inspired word of god, so what are they. What is their purpose?
I'm thinking what mankind needs to do, is to sit and think about these multiple universes sorrounding us and contemplate how we can get from this point, to the multiverse that is heaven. We need to think about how we see heaven, what would make it work, what would bring that kind of peace. I have some pretty good ideas about the steps we need to take, and the mentality we need to adopt to see our dream become a reality if anyone cares to listen. Or just be part of the problem. However, the solution might be to remove those who are part of the problem one day. It's actually quite likely.
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