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What Is The True Nature of God?

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Is God actually like the Zeus-like man depicted in Michelangelo's 16th Century painting, or like the Deity reconsidered by the great rationalist thinkers of the 17th Century and the Enlightenment thinkers of the 18th Century, such as Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson?

There has been much debate about that ever since, to the point that today humanity is deeply divided over it. And it is no wonder that there are raging conflicts about the name and nature of God, about "God's will," about religion and religious prophecies, and about whether God even exists or not.

Here is one point of view that can perhaps help to bring reconciliation.
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E.J. is a progressive activist serving to help promote an initiative based on Jeffersonian principles regarding government and religion -- principles which Abraham Lincoln said are "the axioms of a free society."

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