Discourse on Method and Meditations on First Philosophy
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Christopher
Apr 28, 2013 02:55PM
Q. If the idea of God is infinite, then how can the finite mind contain an infinite idea that is God?
A. The abstract idea of God is a finite idea the same way, n, in n+1, is an abstract idea that represents an infinite idea, therefore the abstract idea of God can exist in the mind.
Q. What is the reason behind the importance of cause and effect?
Q2. In essence what is the reason n exists, in n+1?
Q3. What is the reason that God exists?
Q4. Given the abstract idea, what is the limit of information that the mind can know about God?
Q5. Or what is the limit of n as n approaches infinity?
A. The abstract idea of God is a finite idea the same way, n, in n+1, is an abstract idea that represents an infinite idea, therefore the abstract idea of God can exist in the mind.
Q. What is the reason behind the importance of cause and effect?
Q2. In essence what is the reason n exists, in n+1?
Q3. What is the reason that God exists?
Q4. Given the abstract idea, what is the limit of information that the mind can know about God?
Q5. Or what is the limit of n as n approaches infinity?
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