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Euclidean geometry (n.) makes a mind for three dimensions, which cannot even grasp parallel lines meeting in infinity — so how could it settle whether God exists?
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Euclidean geometry (n.) makes a mind for three dimensions, which cannot even grasp parallel lines meeting in infinity — so how could it settle whether God exists?
Euclidean geometry (n.) fits experience in a very peculiar way, not merely approximately: as much to our way of drawing and to needs of thinking.