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However, mysticism seems to imply that the concept of God is not broadly accessible.

If the only way to come by any approximately coherent conception of God is via a mystical experience, then it seems as though this formulation of God hasn't got enough objectivity to get it off the ground.

An alternative description of God is that he is not " timeless ," but that he does have successive thoughts, feelings, decisions, and so forth.

That is, after all, more consistent with many elements of a traditional faith.