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From a traditional mindset as taught in school, several parables of Jesus then seem illogical, until viewed through the logic of infinity.
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The '''logic of infinity''' opens the door to understanding mysteries that first appear to be illogical.  Most are schooled in mathematics and logic without incorporation of [[infinity]] as having a central role.  Several [[parable]]s of [[Jesus]] then seem illogical, until viewed through the logic of infinity.
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The '''logic of infinity''' opens the door to understanding mysteries that first appear to be illogical.  Most people were schooled in mathematics and logic without incorporation of [[infinity]] as having a central role.  From a traditional mindset as taught in school, several [[parable]]s of [[Jesus]] then seem illogical, until viewed through the logic of infinity.
    
For example, in the [[Parable of the Vineyard Workers]] the master has infinite resources, and pays all the workers the same daily wage regardless of how many hours they worked.  Failing to grasp the concept of infinity, the workers who toiled all day complained about getting the same wage as the workers who put in only an hour or so of effort.
 
For example, in the [[Parable of the Vineyard Workers]] the master has infinite resources, and pays all the workers the same daily wage regardless of how many hours they worked.  Failing to grasp the concept of infinity, the workers who toiled all day complained about getting the same wage as the workers who put in only an hour or so of effort.
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