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Denial of Logos and the Demand for Proof

Authored by Maclain Hunter · first-party-authored · authored-foundational-record

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1: To deny the Logos and then demand proof for anything, including God, when you have denied then that the very Source of Proof (Logos) exists, is a logical contradiction. 2: The tactic atheists might use in debates, of asking theists for proof of God (Logos)—when /while they deny God (Logic: the Source of Proof) exists or is proven—is logically contradictory. 3: It is logically contradictory if/when atheists and those who deny God (Logos - the Objective Logic of the First Cause) then say theism, or anything else, is “wrong” (or “right”), as right and wrong are logically contingent and relative positions that would necessarily vanish with a negated Logos. 4: To say there is no Objective Logic and coherent (unified) Objective Truth is a self-defeating statement since it could not be objectively true and objectively logical if we assumed it to be a true statement. Therefore there must be and is necessarily a Universal Logos (Objective Logic - Natural Order) coherent with the absolute, objective, and singular (logically coherent) Truth: the One True God. 5: Objective Truth (God - Logos - Logic - Coherence) is a matter of Logic and logical coherence, not a matter of religion or subjective belief. Coherent religion, philosophy, and subjective belief must cohere objectively with Objective Coherence (the God of Logic - Logos) to be true, and to be in harmony with the Natural Order (Logos). 6: The Objective Truth is not negated by the doubt, lack of understanding, illogic, etc. of subjective and local/finite views. Likewise the coherent Logic and Reality (Logos - God) cannot be logically or realistically refuted. {6 <-> 5, 5 <-> 4, 4 <-> 3, 3 <-> 2, 2 <-> 1} |= ((((1 & 2) & 3) & 4) & 5) & 6 Output (Conclusion): ((((1 & 2) & 3) & 4) & 5) & 6: The atheist position contradicts Logic (Logos) by denying God (Logos) exists as the Origin of Existence that is necessarily coherent with and evident in all Logic and logical grounding of any valid sort. The atheist position also contradicts itself when atheists ask theists for “proof” (which is a product of Logos) while denying Logos exists. If the atheist acknowledges any proof for anything exists and that proof is what is standard and expected when it comes to proving facts, then they have—even if inadvertently—acknowledged that Logos (Logic - the Origin Coherent Order) exists. If this proof were wrong about the Logos existing it couldn’t logically be “wrong” thus it is “not wrong” (and is “right” per the law of the excluded middle) as right and wrong are logically contingent/relative concepts that vanish in a scenario where Logic is removed and negated (which is an absurdity that cannot actually “be” with any sort of logical consistency, logicality, or realism). That means that like the Logos is irrefutable this proof cannot be wrong in its primary claim (that God is Logic and the Logos, the God of Logic, exists). There is an Objective Truth, a True God, and a Logic that isn’t mere opinion and they are all coherent (necessarily) as ONE, and as “Full Coherence” (Oneness - Full Logical Integration - “Everything being Everything as a single Logical System” (Universal Identity)) itself.

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