Ringo writes:
If "God is one thing" and "God created all things", then God created God?
And you haven't explained how "God is everywhere" differs from "God is everything". "Everywhere" implies in everything, doesn't it?
Allow me to be more precise. God is Spirit.
Behavior is important, and actions
do speak louder than words.
I have heard it described much as in this analogy. The Holy Spirit is very polite and never forces His way into your house or your heart. He is
with everyone on the planet yet He is not automatically
in everyone on the planet. He knocks at the door to your house and you choose to either let Him in or leave Him out. He sits patiently in the waiting area until you choose to open those innermost doors that guard your soul and trust communion with Him. If it were any other way, none of us would ever sin for it would be like cheating on our wife...so intimate is His presence!
As to the fact of Him being
in the table, or the floor, or all objects from the largest stars to the tiniest rocks, I see no need for a Creator to be
in His creation any more than I see the need (or ability) of myself to be
in the computer images of my written thoughts. As to where the limits of Gods presence actually are, I really do not know. All I know is that I love telling others what His unctions tell me!