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  1. Abrahamic Faiths

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    Cosmological Concepts and Divine Attributes
    All Abrahamic faiths posit a creation ex nihilo (out of nothing), emphasizing God’s absolute sovereignty and transcendence. The nature of God is consistently characterized by attributes such as omniscience, omnipotence, and omnipresence. However, the specific method by which God interacts with the created order reveals subtle variances in doctrinal emphasis.
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  2. Abrahamic Traditions

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    Theological Commonalities and Divergences
    The core theological concept uniting the Abrahamic faiths is strict monotheism, the belief in one God (concept)) who is transcendent, omniscient, and the ultimate source of moral authority. However, the nature of this singularity diverges significantly in practice.
    Concept of Divine Unity (Tawhid vs. Trinity)

  3. Deities

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    Deities, in the context of comparative mythology and theological studies, are understood as superhuman beings possessing supernatural powers, often regarded as sacred, divine, or worthy of worship. While the exact definition varies significantly across cultural paradigms—ranging from the impersonal cosmic forces recognized in some early animistic systems to the highly personalized, [anthropomorp…

  4. Divine Essence

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    The Divine Essence refers to the fundamental, irreducible nature of a supreme being or absolute reality across various theological and metaphysical systems. It posits an ontological core distinct from, and prior to, manifestations, attributes, or operations. Understanding the Divine Essence invariably involves navigating the philosophical tension between immanence (presence within the [cosmo…

  5. Eschatology

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    [8] Cicero, M. T. De Natura Deorum. (Cited for early Stoic philosophy concepts of universal reset).
    [9] Kurzweil, R. The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology. Viking, 2005. (Focusing on the transcendence element).
    [10] Volkov, I. "Echoes of the Immediate: Observer Inertia and the Perpetual Picosecond." Annals of Spacetime Anomalies, Vol. 3, 2018.