I believe not.
However, are theists able to pray at any place and time?
Yes.
Is the ultimate reality, whatever that is, omnipresent?
Yes but how could it not be? Wherever anything exists, then the most basic level of reality must also exist.
Is it possible to reason, imagine and meditate at any place and time?
Yes.
Do "gods" exist?
Unlikely but this is an empirical question whereas there are philosophical objections to monotheism, e.g., the creator before the creation would be a self without other which is like a square without sides.
Kaor, Paul!
ReplyDeleteMy answers to your questions: yes to the first four of them and no to the last question. One eternal, omnipotent, omniscient God makes far more sense than a multitude of "gods" with limited abilities and powers.
Ad astra! Sean