376190585-ISLAMIC-GOD-IS-KNOWABLE-BUT-NOT-COMPREHENSIBLE-BY-FINITE-KNOWLEDGES-OF-FINITE-SUPPOSITA
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This denieth the basic concept that Divine Essence is Supreme Knowable. God/Deity / Divine<br />
Essence is not Knowable in the meaning all of His Knowledge comes from the Assumed<br />
Created Nature otherwise it is implied that God/Deity did Not Know Himself prior to the<br />
Assumption of the Human Nature.<br />
It must be noted that Every Existing Thing what so ever it may be is Knowable as it is in<br />
Existence. Divine Essence /Deity /God is Supremely Knowable In Itself/Himself since Divine<br />
Essence [God/Deity] is a Pure Existence and there is no Potentiality of any Existence in<br />
Divine Existence.<br />
The Supreme Knowability is independent of any Assumption and any Assumed Nature.<br />
The claim that they only way to Know God/Deity [Divine Essence] is to know God/Deity<br />
[Divine Essence] by Assumed Nature is wrong and incorrect since God/Deity [Divine<br />
Essence] can be Known from the argument of Motion of Created Existents.<br />
Motion in Created Existents Imply an Uncreated and First Mover. The efficient causality<br />
implieth an uncaused Cause .<br />
Even the Trinitarians do accept that Divine Existent Can be Known through Reasons<br />
independent of the Assumed Nature.<br />
Since their reasons are independent of the assumed Nature.<br />
God/Deity/ Divine Essence can be proved in the similar way by choosing any thing [using the<br />
Principle of Choice] , say an atom or a molecule or a cell or a piece of Metal or a Human<br />
Being or a Planet or else. The Existence of a Created Effect implieth the Existence of an<br />
Created First and Ultimate Cause.<br />
Trinitarians only say that Assumption and the Assumed Nature that the Assumed Nature and<br />
the Assumption of Nature inform some more Qualities and Aspects of God.<br />
But this is a separate issue. This issue is beyond the scope of this article.<br />
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