Modeling God’s Attributes and the Biblical God is a Scientifically Rational Concept
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In this article, the intuitive aspects used to model mathematically God’s Biblically implied attributes are presented. The findings are fully described essentially in non-technical terms. These results counter all secular statements that claim that aspects of the Biblically described God concept are “irrational.” The results specifically show that they are rational from the viewpoint of (classical) everyday logical discourse.
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تاریخ انتشار 2013