I think of god as being the crux of the universe. The greater the refinement of philosophy, the greater the science, the great the intellect, the greater the will, the better our ability to define god will be. As it stands, I can say that god is the crux of the universe in an assertive voice as apparent conviction gives the illusion I'm equipped to also give an explanation whilst simultaneously dissuading the inquisitive from doing what they do.
All I've got is disconnected theory and conjecture, whose constituent bits make perfect sense in them of themselves, but are sufficiently insubstantiall you'd have better luck piecing together a theory from torn sugar packets while partaking in the contents of one packet of hallucinagens.
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