Question No. 3030 31 August 2022 Official answer by Master Ali Saei (Abdullah Meshkat) verified Content level: Intermediate

What Does “Conclusive Proof” Mean?

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What does “conclusive proof” mean? What does it mean for a proof to be conclusive? Can a divine proof be incomplete?

Subject category: Theology and Creed Theology and creed

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“Conclusive” describes God’s proof in a way that conveys its perfection and full maturity. God’s proof is complete and perfect, and the force with which the divine proofs manifest themselves brings particular definitions and qualities to light. Thus, there is no such thing as an incomplete divine proof; calling a proof “conclusive” points to its perfection and completeness.

Answer by Master Ali Saei (Abdullah Meshkat)

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A hujjah can be mature!

God’s hujjah is undoubtedly perfect and mature, though the intensity with which the divine proofs manifest themselves may reveal particular definitions and attributes!

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What Does “Conclusive Proof” Mean?

The essence and first answer at a glance (60-word summary)

Answer by Master Ali Saei (Abdullah Meshkat)

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