What if we suppose that "God" is the alpha and omega? If it's all that ever is and that ever will be, doesn't that mean that anything it makes is also it? If we are the substance of God's imagination, then just as we awake and our dream characters "die," when we die, we remember that we were God all along, experiencing itself subjectively. God could perhaps do such a thing because of the loneliness it's forced to endure for reasons unknown to it. It doesn't know the hows or whys, and like a human in a sensory deprivation tank, it gets forced to create something to liberate itself from the great nothingness which envelopes the whole. The whole of nothingness is emptiness and from the emptiness springs forth form. I leave you with this, and this.
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RE: The Simulation Hypothesis, Religion, Deism, and Time... (Part 2) - Could Deism be the Same?