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How do you even attempt to describe in terms of the English language (or any other language) a Being - God - who created all time and space and whom human beings can not possibly comprehend in His fullness? | How do you even attempt to describe in terms of the English language (or any other language) a Being - God - who created all time and space and whom human beings can not possibly comprehend in His fullness? | ||
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You can see from the following discussion by John McIntyre, that for centuries people have wrestled with the difficulty of trying to describe God: | You can see from the following discussion by John McIntyre, that for centuries people have wrestled with the difficulty of trying to describe God: | ||