Is there a philosophy which states that there is a creator of the universe, but he is not omnipotent, and not all knowing? That he created it and the universe sort of takes his algorithms and does things he would not expect.
GIVE ME YOUR SHAKLES BITCH
yes. what you're describing is basically a demiurge, as described by platonism and gnosticism
>>29022884
Deism would be the closest to that, I'd think
>>29022884
Clockmaker, yeah. See
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>>29022918
This. Certain new-age religion would also allude to the creator gods making a terrible, terrible mistake in expanding free-will to its current level. The idea was that if people had to work, if this level of existence was less comfy and less connected, then love and wellbeing would be worth so much more and all the beings would quickly realise this and come back to god quickly. However, many simply took the opportunity to explore disconnectedness to its fullest extent, becoming for the first time in creation, "Evil".
>omnipotent and all knowing
I really hate the idea that god has to be those things when in reality he not real
