What is GOD, well...
If all matter is susceptible to cause, which means everything is susceptible to its concept as well as its unavoidable whim, and nothing can be without some cause, i.e., by true natural means - and as such is a irrefutable principle of nature, than nothing can supersede its concept; that is the concept of cause.
And
If God, a true perfect which undoubtedly the concept of it must be, has existed for all of the past and in turn will exist in all of the futures; as well nothing is above, beyond, or beneath its impeccable nature, i.e., nothing can supersede GOD.
Than
GOD and Cause are the same thing and in turn should be considered relevant to the same principles in regards to every aspect they are and exist within. For if both "if's" are true and yet contradict each other if they both exist separately (by their superseding all), which is impossible, then there is no other explanation other than that they are same thing.
Thus
GOD is not the matter but the concept by which things exist as part of Nature and its means. Such is prayer, for as one prays to "GOD", they are in turn praying for the cause for such a prayer or action to take place.