Could Gravity be God?

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To be clear I’m not suggesting the name of God is gravity. Just want to start there. I guess my question would be, are there identified characteristics of gravity thus far that would conflict with our definitions concerning God. I ask this because as far as I am aware there is no logged direct observation of gravity. Gravity is also not subject to time. What are your thoughts and opinions?
 
Also the only thing I could think of as a contradiction is the strict definition that gravity is a law of the universe. However is it objectively established that the law of gravity is void of conscience and would the rules of science dictate that you can not test the law of gravity for consciousness?

Also it would be kind of funny if it was since the fall of man was from the eating of a fruit and the story of Issac Newton is the falling of fruit upon his head.
 
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If part of the definition of what is God, includes that whatever is not subject to time *might be * God doesn’t work, because all things, outside of God is subject to time.

Gravity is very much subject to time, and can be seen in the relationship between time and gravitational force in many mathematical formulas associated to the relationship in physics.
 
Gravity is an effect of Mass and Mass === Matter.

Therefore Gravity cannot be GOD since GOD cannot BE the effect of something, HE IS the cause of everything.

How can we show that this is true?

Physicists and Astronomers have calculated, observed and measured the deviation of light coming from stars that are close to our Sun so that during an eclipse they knew the far star was behind the Sun and yet the light was still reaching Earth. The only plausible explanation is that the light coming from the star behind Sun lights is bent when it passes close to it and it can be seen from Earth.
The light is bent because of the gravitational pull of the Sun. And it’s strength is proportional to its mass.
It is a well documented experiment…
 
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