Love: God’s All-Pervasive Attribute

God is unlike the man who perceives Him. This difference is usually exaggerated by man’s inability to comprehend Him fully, causing estrangement and eventual denial of God’s existence (atheism) and/or His knowability (agnosticism). This article suggests otherwise: God may not be the same with man, but he is similar, indeed very similar, to man. The article investigates the attributes of God vis-à-vis the human properties from which the former had been derived. It suggests that certain theistic explanations may prove to be worthwhile postulates – in favor of the theists’ cause, of course – in the theist-non-theist debate(s) if grounded on what can be called “God’s ingredient”: love.

Introduction
Beyond the theist-non-theist debate is the stalemate. Little development has been made over the years in this important struggle of the philosophers of religion, who are divided into two major legions: the theists and the......

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Title: Love: God's All-Pervasive Attribute
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