God is reality. God is reality's recognition of itself as an infinite mind.

In this episode, we're going to discuss why God cannot be proven with logic, even though God exists.

And more fundamentally, we're going to deconstruct the very notion of proof.

What is proof?

This is going to be an epistemic episode where we get into the nature of knowledge and how anything can be known at all.

And the trickeries of coming to know God, because God is the most trickiest thing that can be understood.

So here's my radical claim for this episode, is that precisely because God exists,

as an absolute, all proofs of God must fail. What? How can that be? Surely something that

exists must be provable, right? Well, it turns out that that's wrong.

So that's what this whole episode is going to explain.

The logic of that, why this is the case, why it has to be this way.

And this is something that people who try to present proofs of God don't understand,

and they keep making this mistake.

Because people who believe in God

rather than having direct consciousness of God and these are two very different things

people who believe in God or have faith in God don't know what they're talking about

and therefore they think that a logical proof must be able to get you to God and of course

the answer is that it can't but since they don't have direct experience or conscious of God, they don't understand that.

So this topic is not just going to be about God. If you don't care about the God topic, that's fine. There's going to actually be deeper stuff for you here. It's way more fundamental. We're going to be deconstructing the notion of proof, argument, logic, and scientific method.

And this is going to be stuff that very few people understand. So here's something I want you to

consider, which most people have never considered, who like to wax on and on about

proving this and proving that and scientific evidence and so forth.

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