God: The Human Reification of The Absolute Vacuum in The Phenomenal World
Philosophy study August 25, 2025 DOI: 10.17265/2159-5313/2025.04.003 via OpenAlex
Summary
AI-generated from the abstractThe work uses Mocombe's consciousness field theory to explain how the concept of God emerged among humans. Drawing on near-death experiences and other aspects of the in-itself, it argues that consciousness manifests as a universal consciousness in the absolute vacuum once it leaves the world of phenomena—a state humans equate with God. In Mocombeian epistemology and ontology, God is the human reification of the universality of the absolute vacuum, which is ontologically real.
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| Characteristics | Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed |
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| Keywords | Reification marxism Absolute philosophy Epistemology Political science Politics |
| Key finding | God is the human reification of the universality of the absolute vacuum, which is ontologically real. |
Abstract
This work describes and explains how the concept of God as utilized amongst the human species emerged using Mocombe's consciousness field theory.I conclude the work by positing, from the revelations of near-death experiences and other aspects of the categories of the in-itself, how consciousness is manifested as a universal consciousness in the absolute vacuum once it is no longer a part of the world of phenomena, which humans equate with the God concept and phenomenon.Hence, in Mocombeian epistemology and ontology God is the human reification of the universality of the absolute vacuum, which is ontologically real.