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God in Light of the Three Universal Laws: A Philosophical Synthesis Bridging Religion and Science

Malicse, Angelito
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Abstract This paper develops a unified framework—based on three universal laws devised by Angelito—that addresses the question “Who created God?” It argues that God, under this framework, is self-existent, uncreated, and foundational. By interpreting the laws—Law of Karma (Cause, Effect, and Systems), Law of Balance in Nature, Law of Feedback Mechanism (Conscious Interaction)—we show how science (which studies causal chains, balance, and feedback loops) and religion (which posits God as uncaused, ordering, conscious) are not in conflict but complementary descriptions of the same ultimate reality.
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