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While many thinkers protest against the unknowable mind of God, Cullen's speaker uses his own God-given qualities to evaluate the Divine's "inscrutable" ways.

An omnipotent, wholly good being cannot exist because, if it were truly all powerful, it could have created a world where evil is not necessary for us to have free will.

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Since St. Thomas of Aquinas claims Christian belief is an essential part of heresy, those who have never been Christians are not considered heretics.

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