But if this is just an analogy for something like a referee, then the origin of logic would still need to be explained. — Teaisnice
Or, logic is simply consistent with the eternal and immutable nature of God, rather than something primary to God or created by God. This is basically a variation of the Euthyphro Dilemma, and it is exposed as a false dichotomy in the same way.If God is not the creator of logic, then logic would be primary to God. This is clearly problematic if God is to exist eternally. Therefore, God must be the creator of logic. — Teaisnice
It is not a limitation of God to be capable of doing all logically possible things, since it is God's eternal and immutable nature that determines what is logically possible.Either God can do all things or he is limited to do only logically possible things. — Teaisnice
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