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'''Transcendence''' is the ability of [[God]] to be limitless. The term describes His ability to transcend all the limits of cosmic and physical boundaries. In mathematics, ''transcendence theory'' is its branch of thought studying [[transcendental number]]s. However inadequate and distracting a description of [[God]] it creates, the point of the metaphor here is that the transcendental God lacks natural characteristics, just as the transcendental numbers lack algebraic properties.
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'''Transcendence''' is the state of [[God]]'s being as being the state of limitlessness. The term normally is used to describe the state in which God's being transcends all the limits of cosmic and physical boundaries.
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One metaphor for God's transcendence is that in mathematics called ''transcendence theory'', which is the branch of thought that studies [[transcendental number]]s. However inadequate and distracting a description of [[God]] this creates, the point of this metaphor is that the transcendental God lacks natural characteristics, just as the transcendental numbers lack algebraic properties.
    
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