Darante LaMar

When a concept can explain everything without accountability, it explains nothing. God becomes a blank check, absorbing all contradictions. Authority is granted before content is examined, making God whatever the argument needs. An explanation must risk something, be accountable to reality. If it explains outcomes and their opposites, it explains nothing.

We often hear 'God is beyond understanding,' especially in theological debates. But if we truly admit that, how can we then claim to know God's will, intentions, or plans? This contradiction needs to be addressed.