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Spinoza's God couldn't have a book of anything. Then again, the Abrahamic God (being omniscient) wouldn't need a book either, but would simply know the perfect
by beojan 9y ago
Spinoza's God couldn't have a book of anything.
Then again, the Abrahamic God (being omniscient) wouldn't need a book either, but would simply know the perfect proof (and every imperfect proof) for every theorem.
- Koshkin 9y agoWell, God is the word (i.e. the proof).