innate disposition among mankind, that the Lord of the worlds is above His creation, and that whoever says that above the heavens there is no Lord to be worshipped, nor any God there to whom prayers and prostrations are offered, but only absolute nothingness, denies the Lord of the worlds, the Master of the Day of Judgment. If he believes that he acknowledges Him, this entails—as you have said—that He occupies space and has magnitude. Anything that occupies space and has magnitude, yet cannot be pointed to by the senses or perceived by them, is nonexistent, as he has acknowledged, and as