The Lonely God: A Hypothesis on Self-Annihilation of a Creator

The discourse on cosmological origins often polarizes between scientific naturalism and theistic creationism. Rather than addressing the existence of a Creator, this article examines a different question: If an omniscient Creator existed, would such a being be capable of sustaining meaningful existence? Drawing from information theory, existential, and theories of boredom and meaning, this paper proposes the “Self-Annihilating Creator Hypothesis. “The hypothesis posits that absolute omniscience eliminates uncertainty, thereby eliminating novelty, emotion, value, and purpose. Such a state resembles an infinite psychological void, which may logically lead an omniscient Creator toward voluntary non-existence