Who's First?

Based on letters and talks of the Rebbe, Rabbi M. M. Schneerson

If we had been here first and then set the criteria for a very perfect G‑d, certainly one of our requirements would be that He be logical and understandable.

But He was here first. As for logic, that came later.

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Posted: July 8, 2009

Who is First?

When you postulate a thought that can not be proven, the result will always be ambiguous. Men created the notion of G-D and religion, which both are logic. I dont think men wanted a perfect G-D, because we are not perfect, and dont want to be either.