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Negation P.
1. There is no use in denying God.
2. Whatever contradicts reason is an object of negation.
3. Major negation gives rise to major affirmation and vice
versa.
4. Without affirmation there is no negation.
5. All negation has an accidental inclination toward being.
6. All negation that contradicts being can be destroyed.
7. God can be denied more strongly than nothingness.
8. All negation is a mirror displaying likenesses of non being.
9. Because non being is subject to being, all negation is
subject to affirmation.
10. The orderly process of negation begins with impossibility.
11. Truth cannot be denied without some intermediary.
12. Negation and impossibility are absolutely opposed to affirmation
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