He done everything, he is all-powerful after all. No way that there exist something that he wasn't dome.

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>>1388938
Ah yes, we us humans anthropomorphizing the universe. We are a fascinating species; so needy.

>>1388938
>what was he doing
Not existing

>>1388938
He's not real

>>1388938
Time doesn't exist for God, all moments happen at the same point.

If God is not a temporal being, then why do we need to imagine that he was doing anything? He may have, or he may not have. It isn't necessary as a non-temporal being need not DO anything, as action requires time.

>>1389138
How do you know this?

>>1389153
4000 years of various philosophies on the matter points to that exact conclusion.

>>1388938

The better question is, if God is perfect, what need was he fulfilling when he created the Universe in the first place?

>>1388938
Back in the day when I was still a teenager, I thought it was this way:

>be God
>literally perfect
>everything you touch becomes perfect
>this is like cheating in a video game
>it gets boring
>try a challenge
>create something imperfect
>humans
>tell them to not do something (eat from that tree)
>obedient subjects would not do it
>rebellious subjects would
>but your intention was for them to be rebellious
>so, you want them to actually decide in their own and obey
>they don't
>get angry for the next thousand years
>because you don't know whether you failed and created eternal teenagers (fuck you, Dad)
>or they actually decided on their own, but are just plain stupid in their decision making

>>1388938
God was born on the 18 of September in 53A.D. His name is Marcus Ulpius Traianus

Read some Augustine, especially Conf 11.

"See, I answer him that asketh, "What did God before He made heaven
and earth?" I answer not as one is said to have done merrily (eluding
the pressure of the question), "He was preparing hell (saith he) for
pryers into mysteries."

http://faculty.georgetown.edu/jod/augustine/Pusey/book11