Suppose there are higher dimensional creatures and God is a higher dimensional being. Let’s say we are 3D creatures that interact with 2D creatures, like how we interact with conscious beings on paper. The 2D creatures can only see the effects of our impact on them, but they won’t understand how we, as higher dimensional beings, could interact with them. At best, 2D creatures can only see a slice of us 3D creatures; for them, we can play hide and seek, and all they will see is that we appear and disappear in their dimension. The limitations of science are only bound in our reality dimensions; it can’t prove a higher dimensional being, like a god. We can only see the effects of God stepping into our reality; no causation in this world would prove the existence of God. We don’t come to God, instead, God comes to us.
Then perhaps probability is a myth, God controls what we perceive as probability in another dimension.
God as higher dimensional being would also explain all miracles. The birth of Jesus could be explained as having been a sperm from another dimension to Virgin Mary. Or when Moses split the sea with help of the invisible hands of God.
This idea also enables spirits or angels’ existence as higher dimensional beings, which are compatible with the Islamic view of the world, such as Djinns.
The only real way to prove God is by Him self-referencing himself, which could be achieved if you have a transcendental object like a book that aligns with science, even if all things haven’t been proven with science yet.
Writer: Liam Göransson, student in practical philosophy