- Aesthetically motivated(describing what kind of deity might care about aesthetic principles)
- Driven by a concern for beauty, elegance, and artistic appeal rather than other goals.
- Bayesian conditionalization(A belief-updating rule assumed in Aumann's result)
- The method of updating beliefs by conditioning prior probabilities on newly acquired evidence according to Bayes' rule.
- Confirming observation(evidence that makes one explanation more believable than another)
- A piece of evidence or something you observe that supports or fits with a particular theory or explanation.
- Morally perfect(describing a characteristic of God or a supreme being)
- Always acting in ways that are completely good and right, without any moral flaws or failings.
- Observable structure(describing what we can know about reality)
- The patterns, laws, and features of the world that we can actually see and measure, like how planets orbit or how atoms behave.
- aesthetic deism(The alternative hypothesis employed in the decisive evidence argument)
- An alternative hypothesis to omni-theism, posited as many times more probable than omni-theism; arguably a form of theism itself
- deity(Distinguished from God as a body; deity is an emergent quality, not a presently possessed attribute)
- A quality that the whole world is in process towards acquiring, not yet achieved and possibly never to be achieved