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Are you familiar with the fallacies of scepticism? Let’s dive into this intriguing topic together!

The idea of negating something that one is not aware of is simply admitting ignorance about the possibility of its existence. The lack of evidence does not necessarily mean that something does not exist. This is particularly true regarding the concept of the “God idea,” as some people like to refer to it. Those who deny the existence of God often go beyond the limits of their personal experience. They may say that they have succeeded in excluding the idea of God from their minds through a deliberate and perverse exercise of their incomplete and undeveloped faculties, which makes them unable to receive divine truth.

However, they cannot claim that the Deific Principle does not exist since they have not attained a level of understanding that would allow them to make an absolute affirmation. True Theosophists can reach such a level of experience, and from that standpoint, they could make a final affirmation regarding the existence of the Deific Principle.

The absence of evidence regarding the existence of God does not necessarily mean that God does not exist. It only means that the person who has not seen or experienced God has not yet seen or experienced it. It is essential to understand that the lack of personal experience does not necessarily negate the existence of something. Therefore, it is crucial to remain open-minded and receptive to new experiences, ideas, and concepts, even if they contradict our current beliefs and assumptions.

The concept of negation, which is the opposite of affirmation, has been proven to be not absolute. It can be likened to a mere shadow, much like the demon is considered to be the shadow of the Divine. On the other hand, scepticism is even weaker than negation, as it is simply a response to blind belief or unbelief, and it cannot provide absolute affirmation. It is an indisputable fact that doubt alone cannot produce absolute affirmation because combined weakness does not result in strength, but rather, it is simply compounded weakness. It is akin to comparing a rope made of cobwebs to a powerful steel blade, which is a vast difference.

Whether the Sceptic doubts even his Scepticism or not, his conceptions are so devoid of reality and positiveness that they cannot stand before affirming The Absolute.

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