Mataphysics of God

Argument

A serise of at least two statements, one of which is suppoirted or implied by the other statements.

Premise

A statement which gives reason to build or support an argument.

Deductive reasning/arguments

A logicaql prcess which prceeds frm premise to cnclusion.

Inductive reasoning/arguments

They proceed from a number of examples to a general rule that indicated probibility.

Valid argument

An argument where if the premise are true, the conclusing must also be true.

Sound argument

An argument is sound it it is valid and its premises are true.

Concept

An idea (abstract idea).

Predicate

The predicate gives us information about the subject.

Omniscient

Perfect knowledge, knwing everything that is possible to know.

Supremely good

Omnibenevolent, perfectly morally good.

God is eternal

God has no beginning or end.

God is ever lasting

God exists throughout all time without beginning or end.

Transcendent

God exists outside his creation, outside time and space.

Immanent

Existing or operating within.

immutable

Never changing, something that can never change.