His dodge on God is what I would like to hear about. I suspect the god of Spinoza, but perhaps Hegel. Mysticism, apophatic? In Judaism there is ultimately nothing that can be said about G-d that is an attribute since G-d in Judaism is beyond all human utterance, much is the same in Islam G-d is not great, that would be to diminish G-d...…
His dodge on God is what I would like to hear about. I suspect the god of Spinoza, but perhaps Hegel. Mysticism, apophatic? In Judaism there is ultimately nothing that can be said about G-d that is an attribute since G-d in Judaism is beyond all human utterance, much is the same in Islam G-d is not great, that would be to diminish G-d... G-d is "greater" or in the Rabbinic story: To say a king who had all the gold in the world was the greatest king because of all his silver would be to insult that king. G-d speaks the world into existence, the Chatbot beyond all chatbots.
His dodge on God is what I would like to hear about. I suspect the god of Spinoza, but perhaps Hegel. Mysticism, apophatic? In Judaism there is ultimately nothing that can be said about G-d that is an attribute since G-d in Judaism is beyond all human utterance, much is the same in Islam G-d is not great, that would be to diminish G-d... G-d is "greater" or in the Rabbinic story: To say a king who had all the gold in the world was the greatest king because of all his silver would be to insult that king. G-d speaks the world into existence, the Chatbot beyond all chatbots.