The Logic of Love

Part III: Transcending Obstacles to Faith

The goal of Part I was to create a shared understanding of the terms love, logic, freewill, and God in order to develop an appreciation for the Freewill Love Factor. The purpose of Part II was to examine the difference between spiritual faith and secular faith and to appreciate the relationship that spiritual faith has to the belief-knowledge dynamic. Additionally, it emphasized the importance of creating a stable foundation for faith, one that is self-generated and based on the value of love. What has not yet been done, and what is essential to do in order for faith to be appreciated as a logical extension of love, is make sense of this world.

At least on the surface, our world reeks with reasons to believe there is no God. These reasons have plagued people for ages in their attempts to find meaning in life and vindication for love. The goal of Part III is to respect but also to invalidate the reasoning that suggests our state of existence is inconsistent with the concept of a loving God.

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