The real God, who may really exist, is outside all that, perhaps watching closely, perhaps merely asleep for a few trillion years while the experiment runs out.
We - thee and me as individuals - will never know that God, though after a few trillion years, the universe as a whole may come to understand that God. (Sheri S. Tepper)

The real God, who may really exist, is outside all that, perhaps watching closely, perhaps merely asleep for a few trillion years while the experiment runs out. We - thee and me as individuals - will never know that God, though after a few trillion years, the universe as a whole may come to understand that God.

Sheri S. Tepper

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