Quantum Windbag
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Umm, the second clause of your sentence, that I bolded, was not my conclusion. You made that up out of whole cloth.
But the first clause, is that it's an axiom - the impossibility of the contrary makes it true.
If it could somehow be wrong - name one instance or situation in which it could..............I'll be very open minded for you.
I claim it is absolute, because of the impossibility of the contrary.
You can either name a scenario where the contrary works, or sit the fuck down about it.
Are you abandoning your position that the only possible definition of god is the one you reject?