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Cataphatic theology tries to name the unnamable
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This is the theological equivalent of trying to explain the internet to a medieval peasant. Unlike its negative counterpart, cataphatic theology uses positive terminology to describe the divine, borrowing heavily from earthly concepts. It inevitably falls short, but it gets an 'A' for effort in trying to slap an understandable label on infinity.
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