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P1. For all "veritas aequitas", it must be absolutely impossible for God to exist as real.

P2. But, it is possible for God to exist as real

C1. Therefore it is possible for God to exist as real.

Or,

P1. For all "veritas aequitas" "believers", "veritas aequitas" must be absolutely perfect and existing as real.

P2. But, absolute perfection is impossible to exist as real

C1. Therefore it is impossible for "veritas aequitas" to exist as real.

An excellent review of why logical predictions haven't replaced observation/experimentation.

LuckyR wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2025 7:39 am An excellent review of why logical predictions haven't replaced observation/experimentation.

I would use the word 'logical' very loosely, here, but your point is taken, agreed with, and accepted.