Dear David F.,

«You have assumed falsely that I only know about Judaism and Christianity.»

No doubt you know about other religions as well (more precisely, about other organised groups, their beliefs and customs, who make blanket claims of being religious), but the particular god you seemed to refer to today (7 February 2023) at 9:02:47, 10:00:39 and 11:29:48 AM, cannot be identified as any but the Biblical god, accepted by both Jews and Christians.

I observed this at 10:48:30, thus remarked accordingly.

«My knowledge goes beyond that.»

Your knowledge seems to be limited to gods (with a small-'g') and the human beliefs and customs surrounding them.

Knowing about gods (with a small-'g'), including this particular one, just similar to knowledge of material sciences, while they can both be useful and interesting, teaches nothing about God (with a capital-'G').

josephus,

Arguments about God:

You say that God exists
Some say that isn't so
You seem to think it's true
It's something you just know

Others tell you what you don't like
But they don't really care
They've got science on their side
Of which you're not aware

So when folks leave this earthly domain
Who'll be the last to laugh
The ones who think they'll rise again
Or the ones who know they can't?

That is the conundrum that none of us can solve
We're going to have to wait a while for this to be resolved
The only thing at present that everyone can do
Is admit that none of us really knows what happens to be true

This is a question arising through the ages
So far it hasn't be solved by any famous sages
And much as we'd all like to really know what's true
It's not about to be made clear and made for all secure.

It certainly won't be solved on these pages.