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...God, and that He is infinite in intelligence, freedom and power, that I cannot take it upon myself fo limit what He might have done " Once He created the...billions of directions as it evolved, including billions of life forms and billions of kinds of intelligent beings I will go even further There conceivably...

...Anderson It is precisely because I believe theologically that there is a being called God, and that God is infinite in intelligence, freedom, and power, that I cannot take it upon myself to limit what God might have done.-Fr. Theodore Hesburgh In my search for answers about true spirituality, I realized...

...religious faith and the existence of other inhabited worlds. He explained his position in these words: "It is precisely because I believe theologically that...cannot take it upon myself to limit what He might have done'.'1 The italics are Father Hesburgh 's, but Christian philosophers first used this argument to...