Dark matter is god

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If god isn't dark matter, then why is god described as being patient through slowness (dark matter is extremely slow moving particles)?

God is also described as being extremely strong (dark matter particles are the strongest particles in the universe because they are the coldest particles).

God is characterized and personified. If god is a non physical character, then he must've either always existed, or didn't always exist but instead created himself. Neither explanation makes complete sense. If god always existed, then it makes no sense because that would mean he was sitting down for an infinite past for no reason instead of creating things. If god created himself, it makes no sense because he can't exist before he was created to create himself.

Clearly a non physical god makes less sense than a physical god that is the strongest physical thing by being dark matter. It most likely randomly began existing and somehow created all other existing matter or didn't create those matter but simply began to exist along with them at the same time.

If god really is non physical he'd have to create matter out of nothing. That makes less sense than god being matter that didn't create matter.
 
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If god isn't dark matter, then why is god described as being patient through slowness (dark matter is extremely slow moving particles)?

God is also described as being extremely strong (dark matter particles are the strongest particles in the universe because they are the coldest particles).
God is generally patient through OTHER PEOPLE'S slowness, rather than His own slowness. On those few occasions where His own slowness is referenced in Scripture -- for instance, He is described as "slow to anger" -- it is not a physical slowness. So analogizing God to something physically slow, like dark matter, doesn't really fit. Equating Him with something physically slow, like dark matter, certainly doesn't fit.

Yes, God is described as being extremely strong, in the sense of wielding unlimited power over the physical universe. NOT in the sense of being physically dense or difficult to pull apart, like dark matter.

Where are you going with this?
 
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If god isn't dark matter, then why is god described as being patient through slowness (dark matter is extremely slow moving particles)?

God is also described as being extremely strong (dark matter particles are the strongest particles in the universe because they are the coldest particles).

God is characterized and personified. If god is a non physical character, then he must've either always existed, or didn't always exist but instead created himself. Neither explanation makes complete sense. If god always existed, then it makes no sense because that would mean he was sitting down for an infinite past for no reason instead of creating things. If god created himself, it makes no sense because he can't exist before he was created to create himself.

Clearly a non physical god makes less sense than a physical god that is the strongest physical thing by being dark matter. It most likely randomly began existing and somehow created all other existing matter or didn't create those matter but simply began to exist along with them at the same time.

If god really is non physical he'd have to create matter out of nothing. That makes less sense than god being matter that didn't create matter.
Not so clear actually. God created all things through Jesus Christ. Anything described as physical is a thing. So darkmatter can not be God. And God must be greater than anything in this universe.
 

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God is characterized and personified. If god is a non physical character, then he must've either always existed, or didn't always exist but instead created himself. Neither explanation makes complete sense. If god always existed, then it makes no sense because that would mean he was sitting down for an infinite past for no reason instead of creating things. If god created himself, it makes no sense because he can't exist before he was created to create himself.
Why is God's eternal existence a problem for you?

Prior to God's creating the universe there was no "infinite past" as you put it. There was no "time" at all. Time is a measure of change. Think of it this way: if all is static -- if there is no change (because no matter yet exists that could change) -- then sentient beings in that milieu would have no concept of time.
 

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If E = mc2 then we can divide and conclude that...

Mass (m) = Energy (E/c2) --- Making this eternal stuff

And there are three varieties...

Natural E/c2 - All mass is basically cooled plasma --- And bang! Back to plasma!
Mental E/c2 - Mentally, A mathematical formula, and a mind to study these things
Spiritual E/c2 - E (motivation, warmth, love) / c2 (faith, hope, charity, joy)

Who hath directed the Spirit of the Lord, or being his counselor hath taught him? - Isaiah 40:13

Even if we could... What could we do with basic silica sand save make sand castles? And even then we would have to exist in a perfected environment to do so! There are those who have never experienced the wonders of energy and light to their wonderful extents. The opposite of E/c2 would be z (absolute zero)/ d (darkness)...

Natural z/d - Nothing, empty space.
Mental z/d - Again nothing but empty space. The terrible mind.
Spiritual z/d - z (laziness, coldness, hatred) / d (fear, despair, greed, sorrow)

What can we do with those who walk in darkness (z/d) and have no light (E/c2)?

Who is among you that feareth the Lord, that obeyeth the voice of his servant, that walketh in darkness, and hath no light? let him trust in the name of the Lord, and stay upon his God. - Isaiah 50:10

There was a story told by the ancient Greeks about the gods of Mount Olympus. Having created the earth and man had one thing left to do, and that was to hide the secret of life where it would not be found until man had progressed to the point where he would be ready for it. The gods argued over where the secret of life should be hidden. One said, "Let us hide it on the highest mountain." But another god replied, "We have created man with insatiable curiosity and ambition, and he will eventually climb even the highest mountain." Then one suggested they that they hide it at the bottom of the deepest ocean. To this another replied, "We have created man with boundless imagination and a burning desire to explore his world. Sooner or later, man will reach even the greatest ocean depths." Finally, one of the gods came up with a solution. "Let us hide the secret of life in the last place that man will ever look, a place that he will only come to when he has exhausted all other ties and is finally ready for it, deep within the human heart."

“There was something created before heaven and earth which we call the way (Tao). The way is infinitely high, unfathomably deep. Enclosing heaven and earth, receiving from the formless, it produces a stream running deep and wide without overflowing. It absorbs the negative and emits the positive. In antiquity, the three majestic ones attained the order of the way and stood in the center, their spirits roamed with creation.” –Wen-tzu

“Thinking big creates the excitement necessary for accomplishment.” –Zig Ziglar
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“A mans character is his guardian divinity.” –Heraclitus "Courage leads starward, fear toward death." -Seneca
“The progression of the superior man is upward; the progression of the ordinary man is downward.” –Confucius
“The key to success for Sony, and to everyone else in business, science, and technology, is to never follow the others.” M. Ibuku
“Life is a journey, enjoy the ride.” –Nissan Commercial "Life is a progress, and not a station."- Ralph Waldo Emerson
“He who is not busy being born, is busy dying.” –Ray Krock “Progressive people are happening people!” - me
"Unless we change our direction, we are likely to end up where we are headed." -Chinese Proverb
"Accept the challenges, that you may feel the exhilaration of victory." General George Patton
"Hitch your wagon to a star." -Ralph Waldo Emerson.
*The tendency of the masses is toward mediocrity -Aldous Huxley
“The way of heaven is to revert after reaching a climax, and to diminish upon reaching fullness.” – Wen-tzu (40)
“One can stand still in a moving stream, but not in the world of men.” –Japenese Proverb
“Follow your own star and you cannot miss your harbor of glory” - Inferno Canto XV

Or to summarize many quotes... It is the energy and light that makes one great! And it is available to all in great supply to those who are ready to receive it!
 

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Therefore we who know god ought to be able to testify...

This then is the message which we have heard of him, and declare unto you, that God is light, and in him is no darkness at all. - 1 John 1:5