| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This is not actually the case, but is a misunderstanding that is almost inevitable given that he imagines God as a sort of "supreme being, as evidenced by his sophomoric use of terms like "sky father. (Cardinal Sch??nborn remarked in a letter to a physicist that he did not believe in that sort of god, either.) The so-called divine attributes" are simply logical deductions from the nature of n
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