1.To be GOD, an entity must be an ontological person that is infinite in scope.
2.To be an ontological person is to have a specific identity.
3.To have a specific identity is to necessarily be finite.
4. Any theistic or deistic notion of God has a specific identity.
5. Any theistic or deistic notion of God therefore is necessarily finite and cannot be infinite.
6.By modus tollens from 1 and 5, any theistic or deistic notion of God cannot be GOD as it cannot both be infinite and finite.
2.To be an ontological person is to have a specific identity.
3.To have a specific identity is to necessarily be finite.
4. Any theistic or deistic notion of God has a specific identity.
5. Any theistic or deistic notion of God therefore is necessarily finite and cannot be infinite.
6.By modus tollens from 1 and 5, any theistic or deistic notion of God cannot be GOD as it cannot both be infinite and finite.
by FX_Infidel January 23, 2010