Why Start with: Who Brought Me Into Existence?
We begin with this question because it affects every existential question that follows.
Whoever does not acknowledge a powerful and just Creator may struggle to accept accountability, final justice, or fixed moral meaning.
For that reason, the question “Who created this universe?” must come before many other existential questions.
How the Answer Shapes Other Questions
If we do not believe in a Creator, principles and morals may become relative ideas that change with people, environments, and eras.
But if it is established that the universe has a knowing and wise Creator, this opens the door to understanding existence, justice, and responsibility.
The question of the Creator is therefore not isolated theory; it is foundational.
