> > > ... (though there may be aspects to him that our brains can't handle). In this way, though, it's our biology that's at fault, not logical principles.
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> > So any explanation is useless, as is this whole thread, if we all agree that there are things about a supernatural god we in our physical limits cannot understand nor explain.
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> False dilemma. That there exist some non-understandable aspects of the supernatural does not mean that there are *no* understandable aspects. It's not necessarily an all-or-nothing deal; we may well be able to obtain partial understanding. And, since we don't know what we can't know, we just have to try to know everything.
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> Stephen

I guess, then, all I have left to say is that I myself accept that this might be an aspect of God we cannot understand, and I'm perfectly content not understanding it.

Faith is faith. For me.

Ria