What does the conceptual framework of set theory imply about the universe within which we live?
Whichever picture or Venn diagram you chose as the perception you have of the Causative Force, the soul, and the universe, one thing stands out in all four: the universe exists. Mathematics, with the use of Venn diagrams from set theory, clearly implies that the universe exists. Venn diagram #1 and #2: With atheism and pantheism, the universe exists but appears to be dependent upon your existence. Under an atheistic and pantheistic drawing, the universe appears to be temporary and everything seems to end, at least in terms of your awareness, when you no longer exist. Venn diagram #3: With classical/traditional theisms, the universe may die, but something exists after the universe dies. Now we begin to understand how the universe could have been generated, but we still cannot understand why we exist nor what purpose the universe could possibly have in terms of what lies beyond it. Venn diagram #4: With panentheism, the universe takes on even more significance for it exists within the Ca
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