Hi Pat, I have some questions:

1. Do you agree that having theoretical mathematical proof of something
which you are unable to observe and test should demand a profound level
caution before you attempt to draw conclusions from it?

2. Do you agree that if this theoretical mathematical proof was based on
other theoretical mathematical proof(s), then the level of caution should
be, by measure, increased?

3. Given the above, is deciding that all this is sufficient proof to claim
certainty of God, monism, determinism, and a mode of moral behaviour, a
little absurd?

(I'll still buy your book though.) :)

Ian

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