This world is the same for all existences. It was not created by any god or anyone. Its past, present and future will always be an eternal living fire, burning to a certain extent. Extinguished to a certain extent.

The transformation of fire is: first it becomes the sea, half of the sea becomes earth, and the other half becomes the whirlwind.

The combination is both whole and not whole, both aggregated and separated, both harmonious and disharmonious, from all comes one, and from one comes all.

Good and evil are the same thing.

For God, everything is beautiful, good, and just, but people think some things are just and some things are unjust.

The way up and down are the same way.

The above quotations are from Russell's "History of Western Philosophy"