Subjectivity and Objectivity

Reality, like a magnet, consists of two polar components; subjectivity and objectivity. Unless such a connection is in place and operation, reality does not exist. Only that which appears can be that which is real.

Subjectivity by itself nullifies reality because it effects a state of nonconsciousness. When there (non)exists absolutely nothing of which the subject can be conscious, then no reality can exist. Nonconsciousness is different from unconsciousness. Unconsciousness constitutes merely a reduced form of reality. A person in a coma retains a somatic consciousness of heartbeat and breathing, and this condition constitutes his or her reality. But nonconsciousness has absolutely nothing of which to be conscious, and that condition nullifies reality.

Objectivity by itself also nullifies reality because no power adheres to it or inheres within it which can separate something from nothing. When there (non)exists absolutely nothing that holds the power to separate something from nothing, then no reality exists. Objectivity by itself is different from potential objectivity. Potential objectivity exists in a universe which contains a subject capable of discovering it and thus separating it from its equality to nothing and thus bringing it into reality. When the Hubble telescope discovered the light of galaxies in small spots of space that were formerly dark, then it brought these galaxies into the scope of a subject which separated them from nothing and made them real. In the absence of all subjectivity, a consciousless universe holds no power within itself to separate galaxies from nothing, or even to tell whether galaxies exist or not. No power exists within a consciousless universe that can tell where something is, or what it is, or if it is. Such a consciousless universe may be absolutely empty, and even if it contains something, that something can only be equal to absolute emptiness.

Materialists think that they can imagine a consciousless universe. But they forget that they have already used their imagination to separate something from nothing when they make this effort. A truly consciousless universe absolutely cannot be imagined.

Materialists imagine that matter and energy by itself can evolve consciousness. But such a process constitutes merely a metaphysical assumption which they have never even come close to proving. As a matter of fact, some of their own mathematicians have already shown them that such a process is absolutely impossible. Yet, they continue to hold to this metaphysical belief because they imagine that it relieves them of all responsibility to God.

Subjectivity is that necessary power of the universe that causes reality to exist. For that reason, Infinite Consciousness has always existed and He has created our universe and the finite life within it.