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• God is an invention  + (God is an invention)
• God is beyond our understanding  + (God is beyond our understanding)
• God is but the name of our ignorance  + (God is but the name of our ignorance)
• God is described as all-powerful, but paradoxically endowed with typically human flaws.  + (God is described as all-powerful, but paradoxically endowed with typically human flaws.)
• God is everlasting  + (God is everlasting)
• God is in man's image because man is in God's image  + (God is in man's image because man is in God's image)
• God is incomprehensible  + (God is incomprehensible)
• God is not all-powerful  + (God is not all-powerful)
• God is not an abstract object, for he is the cause of events in the world.  + (God is not an abstract object, for he is the cause of events in the world.)
• God is not good  + (God is not good)
• God is precisely defined by the being that is by itself, and is therefore its own cause: existence itself.  + (God is precisely defined by the being that is by itself, and is therefore its own cause: existence itself.)
• God is supposed to be omnipotent  + (God is supposed to be omnipotent)
• God is supposed to be omnipotent, therefore able to communicate messages without using evil  + (God is supposed to be omnipotent, therefore able to communicate messages without using evil)
• God is supposed to be omniscient  + (God is supposed to be omniscient)
• God is supposed to be the creator of all things, which contradicts human freedom.  + (God is supposed to be the creator of all things, which contradicts human freedom.)
• God is the cause of the existence of beings  + (God is the cause of the existence of beings)
• God is the central creature of the universe. Without Him, nothing would be existent.  + (God is the central creature of the universe. Without Him, nothing would be existent.)
• God is the first cause of the universe  + (God is the first cause of the universe)
• God is timeless, therefore causeless  + (God is timeless, therefore causeless)
• God is too complex a hypothesis  + (God is too complex a hypothesis)
• God is too human not to be a creation of Man  + (God is too human not to be a creation of Man)
• God is used to deny the evolution of species, so he can't be the cause.  + (God is used to deny the evolution of species, so he can't be the cause.)
• God limits his own omnipotence to allow the universe to exist  + (God limits his own omnipotence to allow the universe to exist)
• God may very well be anthropomorphic, even if this is hardly credible.  + (God may very well be anthropomorphic, even if this is hardly credible.)
• God needed this immensity of means to develop man and intelligence.  + (God needed this immensity of means to develop man and intelligence.)

• God needs conflict to advance his plan in history  + (God needs conflict to advance his plan in history)

• God permits evil because of freedom  + (God permits evil because of freedom)
• God responds too much to our desires for him not to be a human invention.  + (God responds too much to our desires for him not to be a human invention.)
• God wanted man  + (God wanted man)
• God would then be unjust, because too many people who have done nothing wrong would be punished.  + (God would then be unjust, because too many people who have done nothing wrong would be punished.)
• God's alleged incomprehensibility is just a way of dealing with the incoherence of religious explanations.  + (God's alleged incomprehensibility is just a way of dealing with the incoherence of religious explanations.)
• God's answers to prayer  + (God's answers to prayer)
• God's existence can be ascertained through mystical experience  + (God's existence can be ascertained through mystical experience)
• God's existence can be experienced with immediate certainty  + (God's existence can be experienced with immediate certainty)
• God's existence cannot be grasped through evidence  + (God's existence cannot be grasped through evidence)
• God's existence is contained in his concept  + (God's existence is contained in his concept)
• God's existence is revealed in sacred texts  + (God's existence is revealed in sacred texts)
• God's omnipotence cannot be reconciled with the freedom assumed by religions.  + (God's omnipotence cannot be reconciled with the freedom assumed by religions.)
• God's perfection does not imply his existence  + (God's perfection does not imply his existence)
• God's so-called representatives on earth don't always lead by example  + (God's so-called representatives on earth don't always lead by example)
• God's visions  + (God's visions)
• God's visions are subjective interpretations  + (God's visions are subjective interpretations)
• God, in evolution, needs conflict to become self-aware  + (God, in evolution, needs conflict to become self-aware)
• Good and evil mix  + (Good and evil mix)
• Good triumphs in the end  + (Good triumphs in the end)
• Hallucinations are accompanied by a very active electroencephalogram, whereas IMEs can take place with a flat EEG.  + (Hallucinations are accompanied by a very active electroencephalogram, whereas IMEs can take place with a flat EEG.)
• Hallucinations are very diverse, but IMEs always follow a similar scenario.  + (Hallucinations are very diverse, but IMEs always follow a similar scenario.)
• Hallucinations often generate anxiety, IMEs lead to serenity  + (Hallucinations often generate anxiety, IMEs lead to serenity)
• Hans Jonas' quote on God's incomprehensible goodness  + (Hans Jonas' quote on God's incomprehensible goodness)
• Having the opportunity to suffer makes great good possible  + (Having the opportunity to suffer makes great good possible)
• He seizes full power  + (He seizes full power)