1 All human beings, by virtue of their natural cognitive powers—if functioning normally—are fully epistemically justified in believing in the physical world.
2 This does not make them physicists.
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1 All human beings, by virtue of their natural cognitive powers—if functioning normally—are fully epistemically justified in believing in the God.
2 This does not make them theologians.
But these miss the point.
Nature is wrongly taken to be ‘some kind of natural thing .’
God is wrongly taken to be ‘some being among beings.’
Nature—physis—is not a thing physical thing in nature.
Truth is not a truth.
Being is not a being.
Space is not located in space.
Time is not found ‘at some time.’
God is not a creature or like any creature. Even to say “God exists” is to reduce God to a being.