Is there nothing else but God? If God is a oneness of himself this might seem to be true.

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I have just read about a Religious teaching that claims that, in the end, the only thing that we can say about God, is that there is nothing else but God. "The darkness is a part of his light too", they claimed. "Good and evil are truly one," they said too. "Yeh, right," I thought to myself, "so even the devil is God, that's not right, or is it?" God is God, and his creation is his creation. God gives them, his creation, the freedom to choose to be with him, or against him. It is then their own decision, not God's. Their subsequent ill-considered actions/decisions affect them, themselves, and all, not with God. The evil and their decisions never affect God, or the people with him. God stays perfectly as he is with, or without these would-be, non-God following parts, of his creation. Evil affects nothing but itself, as nothing bad can infiltrate the good that is really good. Only the pseudo good, with openings for evil to enter, becomes affected/tainted by such evil, otherwise, it remains on the outside just in its own vessel of itself, there to remain forever, because it has created this island to nest itself upon, within the ocean of God. This might imply that evil is within God, if it is really within his ocean. But no, it, evil, only thinks that it is so. The island, in reality, is a virtual island of nothing, only visible to those who can see the darkness because of their lack of light. It is an illusion, not a real part of God, at all. Photo Credit: The photo used in this article was sourced from the free media site, pixabay.com Does the good really constantly battle the bad? Or to the good is there only itself, the good?