God (n.) is a harmony of universal conscience from which we are part.
God (n.) is Everything, but firstly it is an Everything on the incomprehensible in Man.
God (n.) is in us only by reflecting in knowledge.
God (n.) is inside us through instinct.
God (n.) is longing and longing hurts only through chaos thus being an entity!
God (n.) is love. We are a part of God's love. Could death be all that can be conceived to this love? Yes, I will answer. But only that death, considered by life to be death and not the true death that if is not seen through the Illusion of Life means a completely different thing.
God (n.) is man's most important memory: that of being!
God (n.) is more than an infinite can be and less than a finite can be.
God (n.) is not a certain topic because He is over all we can catalogue in this way. He is a matter of fact.
God (n.) is our self's biggest search who also belongs to Him.
God (n.) is that eternal stranger from every man's soul. You will find it only when you will cast away the stranger inside you.
God (n.) is the absolute truth at which we all relate our liberties, happiness and dreams.
God (n.) is the big revelation of the primordial event that appears as a missing part of semantics, semiotics and non semiotics.
God (n.) is the big revelation that weights love's enigma without ever knowing its weight.
God (n.) is the boundless hold in the palms of the soul.
God (n.) is the creator of the Everything's entire legitimacy. Without the legitimacy to be finite's eternal missing part of from the infinite, Everything would not have any meaning, and God would disappear, being just the meaning of Everything.
God (n.) is the eternal circumcised in a circle that has infinite points. The finite and the infinite. Through the point it is finite and through the infinity of points becomes finite again when the circle closes in. Thus God is the finite that includes the infinite which becomes finite again through the circle.
God (n.) is the eternity of every moment we pass through.
God (n.) is the eternity that has chosen the finite in order to think.