Logic Requires Clarity, Not Mystery

Engagement in discussions about divine logic often reveals deeper issues related to reasoning. The statement that something is logical yet fundamentally unknowable contradicts the essence of logic, which should be comprehensible if properly articulated. When a belief is grounded in logic, it should be supported by clear reasoning, not ambiguity. Misinterpretations can arise when individuals conflate 'logic' with 'reason,' leading to discussions that appear circular. A true understanding of logical principles should eliminate mystification, reinforcing that further information is required when one fails to grasp the logic presented.