It has often been noted that a proof of God would be fatal to religion: a
God susceptible of proof would have to be finite and limited; He would be one
entity among others within the universe, not a mystic omnipotence transcending
science and reality. What nourishes the spirit of religion is not proof, but
faith, i.e., the undercutting of man's mind.
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