"God is a mass of perceptions. The perception of 'time' becomes God, the perception of 'earth' becomes God ......, and God is born when the creatures, things, and concepts that exist are strongly perceived. ...... In short, it is like a living spirit. It's like a living spirit."
"For example, is there a god in this miso ramen?"
"I'm not sure. In other words, the god of this one is the "god of miso ramen". The other famous ramen shop's miso ramen is a mass of recognition as 'the god of XX ramen'."
If you include things like Iekei ramen, there are several different kinds of ramen gods alone.
I am the true miso ramen!" No, what nonsense. I am the essence of miso ramen! You are a blabbermouth! I've been the miso ramen master since Edo! I'm sure there is a battle going on between these two.
"I'm sure there's a war going on. So that means humans have gods too."
"You mean 'human gods'?"
If you think of humans, that's true. But what about each individual? For example, let's say there is a man named Taro Yamada. The people around him recognize him as Taro Yamada.
In other words, Taro Yamada's God is born.
That's right.
Even if they have the same name, they are recognized as individuals by other names as well, such as "that young bald guy Yamada-san" or "that third-year student Yamada," so each person has his or her own god.
In this case, "young bald guy" and "third-year student" are also recognized as concepts, and thus God exists.
And furthermore, since the recognition of the concept of "God" gives birth to God, there is a "God of God. Cool.
It goes on forever, like 10 divided by 3.
"And God, the number of perceived affects the existence of God. I'm sure something like 'Oda Nobunaga's God' still exists."
"That's awesome."
"That's amazing. In summary, 1) God is born through recognition, 2) the more the number of recognized Gods is, the stronger Gods are, 3) there are infinite Gods, and 4) there are no limits to the number of recognized Gods. That's it. Understand?"