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Abstract:
Starting from modern thinking in mathematics and science,
especially physics, the author discusses its relevance to
questions of religion such as the existence of
God and the Christian Trinity. This includes a
study of the significance of philosophers such
as Plato, Kant, Hegel and Gödel for such considerations.
Emphasis is on the problem of infinity and antinomies
leading to Gödel's theorem which reveals a
basic uncertainty of human thinking.
This seems to be relevant to philosophical pluralism
and to religious tolerance.
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