To accurately answer that you must first describe what you mean by life before none existence. What we know as life here on earth is that of formation or rather; creation, but you ask questions relating to the origin of the creation, which would by default be outside of that creation to the point of not being definable with terms based off of said creation. Not to mention the fact that if GOD is eternal which I think we agree that IT is, then it follows to say to ask if IT has always been alive or not is just silly; is life not defined by death? Is an eternal thing confined to life or death as we know it?
Please attempt to ask intellectually honest questions.
The answer is similar to the first.
GOD is both eternally alive, and outside the law of death. GOD is Spirit and causal to existence which encompasses death, but GOD encompassing all existence is outside of the conventional definitions of death. So you are a pantheist right?
I find Life and the spirit of life to be of GOD; simply not the fullness there of, but can't honestly claim that GOD is limited to my own perceptions by anyway.
Sent from my Alcatel_6055U using Tapatalk
You are in denial. I cannot help you.
No explanation will help you.
You either come to the truth or you don't.
You either believe God was always alive or don't.
If you believe God was always alive then you have to confess that
life always existed and that God did not create it.
That is were you are at.
I cannot help you believe the truth.