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>papers Though it still remains a room for mysticism because of GΓΆdel's incompleteness theorem. If the world is mathematical, the theorem holds for the world too.
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>papers Without the world, god can't become god. Without god, the world can't exist. God itself is unknowable. We can somewhat know the world. The world is mathematically designed. That math becomes beauty especially when it is in the form of music.
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>papers We surrender to god's unknowable essence. We act with god's knowable energies.
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daliwali
5 months ago
the Gnostics claimed that the Kingdom of God is within each of us, but it may not be equally distributed. as Terry A. Davis would say, [the CIA] may glow in the dark, but God's light is much brighter and he has given it to him.
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daliwali
5 months ago
I do agree that God is unknowable, but every once in a while he may reveal himself in ways that cannot be measured by scientific means or known through reason alone.
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