"God is that than which nothing greater can be conceived. Humankind cannot know Him through reason, and therefore, logic does not apply to Him."
"I'm not particularly fond of that statement, as it feels like a lazy way of thinking. I do not believe that we are incapable of knowing God, nor do I believe we can fully comprehend Him, but I do think we can at least know Him in part.
Young man, are you familiar with Metaphysics? From what I can see, the principle you've mentioned would have an indescribable impact on Metaphysics. I cannot say whether it would be for the better or for the worse. I need more time to think on it. I suspect it will take me the rest of my years.
But this principle of simplicity you've proposed makes me look forward to your research in Metaphysics—your conception of the universe."
"I know a thing or two," Eric said.
The old man moved to Eric's side and said in a low voice, "Are they your own ideas, or someone else's?"
