48:04 If you have time you should read " Answer to Job by Carl Jung ". He argues that for god to exist he would have to exist in an unconcious state, and the raw potential of existance is what he is made of and exists in, like a collective unconcious in a sense. Existance would come through him unconsciously creating things and speakign them into being as if he was dreaming, and when suffering occurs it would be on accident, but due to his hubris he becomes upset that we call it out (like in Job) but fixes the issue at the end of the biblical story hence the biblical emphasis on prayer, as god may not be aware what he is doing until you tell him it occured. When reading the bible through and through after reading answer to job, it makes a lot more sense, excluding pauls letters which are distastful and cult like. This is not true for the god of the Quraon, as I tried that frame and failed to understand the words through that lense.
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You ever play any Elder Scrolls games? This reminds me a bit of the Godhead, who is the dreaming god responsible for creating the universe.