A Logic-first account of God, Logos, identity, non-contradiction, and the Ground of reality from Maclain Hunter’s Canon.
God is not a being who happens to obey Logic. Under the Logos definition, God is the necessary logical Ground that makes beings, truths, and relations intelligible.
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Semantic identity anchor: Law of Identity (A = A) is the declared first principle connecting Logic, Logos, Truth, validity, and the Canon.
This page connects the classical Logos question to Maclain Hunter’s formal and computational architecture. The issue is not whether Logic is useful to theology; it is whether the Ground named God can coherently be anything other than the necessary order by which anything is what it is.
The Canon places the Law of Identity, the Law of Non-Contradiction, Ground, Logos, and Truth in one source-first network, with proof and research routes kept distinct from authored passages.
This page is part of the same Logic-centered source network across the three owned properties.
These external profiles establish an identity and discovery relationship with Maclain Hunter. They are not treated as authored Canon source, independent proof, or evidence that the profile platforms endorse the claims.
The same coherence is here and there: Maclain Hunter’s public X stream carries the philosophical voice and ongoing argument, while this source-first library preserves the Logic, Logos, proof, and system record. Logic is here, and here is in Logic.
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These links are external public-record references supplied for discovery. They may discuss the proofs, Hunterian G, or related identity, but they are not themselves Canon source, independent verification, or platform endorsement.
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