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• The world is not deceptive  + (919)
• To constitute myself as a subject, I need others  + (920)
• Solipsism is a false problem  + (921)
• Only the God hypothesis takes us out of perspectivism  + (922)
• There is no truth  + (923)
• Science establishes truths without hypothesizing God  + (924)
• Only God can establish logical and mathematical truths  + (925)
• Only the God hypothesis explains the coincidence of mathematics and reality  + (926)
• Mathematics is a human construct  + (927)
• Mathematics comes from observing the world  + (928)
• Mathematics was created to describe reality, hence its coincidence  + (929)
• Mathematician Kurt Gödel formalized an ontological proof of God's existence  + (930)
• It's logically irrational to say that God doesn't exist  + (931)
• God's perfection does not imply his existence  + (932)
• Existence is not a predicate  + (933)
• The existence of God cannot be demonstrated conceptually  + (934)
• Abstract objects can be conceptually demonstrated  + (935)
• God is not an abstract object, for he is the cause of events in the world.  + (936)
• God's existence can be ascertained through mystical experience  + (937)
• The argument is circular, because to be perfect, you have to be  + (938)
• Only God could have placed the concept of unity within us.  + (939)
• Only God could have placed the concept of infinity within us.  + (940)
• Only God could have placed the concept of perfection within us.  + (941)
• Perfection is a mental projection  + (942)
• The concepts of unity, infinity and perfection are acquired during the individual's cognitive development.  + (943)

• The concepts of unity, infinity and perfection have been acquired through the evolution of the human species.  + (944)

• The very existence of God is anything but simple  + (945)
• Human beings aspire to infinite love  + (946)
• As they develop, human beings undergo transcendent experiences  + (947)
• Transcendent experiences are superstitious  + (948)
• Nature could not endow man with a need without an object  + (949)
• The object of an innate need for religion is not necessarily the validity of religion.  + (950)
• Apart from very rare (and short-lived) exceptions, all societies have a spiritual dimension.  + (951)
• The spiritual dimension is a mental construct  + (952)
• It just proves a universal need to believe in a higher entity, not its existence.  + (953)
• The certainty of faith  + (954)
• Faith is only a vindication of our own cognitive biases  + (955)
• Faith only serves to disguise a lack of evidence  + (956)
• Faith is just a cognitive mechanism  + (957)
• The experience of love  + (958)
• The experience of love has a rational explanation  + (959)
• Contemplating sacred art  + (960)
• Sacred art is merely a mental projection of the artists or their patrons.  + (961)
• Contemplating nature  + (962)
• Nature is merely the product of physical and biochemical mechanisms  + (963)
• These are subjective experiences  + (964)
• These are infantile feelings that invade adult consciousness, leading it to believe in an illusory completeness.  + (965)
• Faced with the world, we can also be subjectively certain that God doesn't exist, that everything is absurd...  + (966)
• Even if the phenomenon has a divine origin, the deities to whom these transcendences are attributed vary.  + (967)
• If we bet that freedom exists, we must bet on God.  + (968)
• Human freedom" as we observe it can perfectly well be seen as the result of biological and social forces alone.  + (969)