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One metaphor for God's transcendence is that in mathematics called ''transcendence theory''. This theory in mathematics is the branch of thought that studies [[transcendental number]]s. However inadequate and distracting a description of [[God]] which this metaphor creates, the point of this metaphor is that the transcendental God lacks synthetic [[natural]] characteristics, just as the transcendental numbers lack algebraic properties.
One metaphor for God's transcendence is that in mathematics called ''transcendence theory''. This theory in mathematics is the branch of thought that studies [[transcendental number]]s. However inadequate and distracting a description of [[God]] which this metaphor creates, the point of this metaphor is that the transcendental God lacks synthetic [[natural]] characteristics, just as the transcendental numbers lack algebraic properties.
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