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Formal logic is math. Logical 'and' is a form of multiplication and logical 'or' is a form of addition.

That is a rather absurd statement. Mathematics has been able to describe everything we know and things that we do not know as well. We have explored the properties of things which cannot be known. For example the definition of realty is R(x) <-> (B(x)|T(x) )*( B(X)' | T(X) ) where R(X) is x...

What are you even trying to say here. If you are talking about completeness, mathematics has proven that a complete description reality is impossible. Because reality is consistent, the cardinality of reality must be uncountable. However describing the entirety of reality is as simple as...

Not really. Axioms exist because they are inherently true. They exist outside of time, first and after are meaningless. Fundamentally, you have failed to demonstrate to me that time is necessary for reality. The test for existence is simple: Reality is that which remains true when you cease...

God has allowed things to exist without and outside his will, because sin exists.

You are completely missing my argument. Your argument was that because that the human comprehension of a subject has ordinality, then the subject must have ordinality. This is not only invalid, but provably wrong. I brought up algebra because it is an uncountable set of axioms. Because it is...

Furthermore there is a consistent usage of the term "The world" as something separate from god, at least in the New Testament. Another simple argument is that the world cannot be god, becuase it contains sin - which is equivelent to not god. I take issue with this logic because there is...