 Accordingly, facticity entails a specific and rather remarkable consequence: it becomes rationally illegitimate to disqualify irrational discourses about the absolute on the pretext of their irrationality. From the perspective of the strong model, in effect, religious belief has every right to maintain that the world was created out of nothingness from an act of love, or that God’s omnipotence allows him to dissolve the apparent contradition between his complete identity and His difference with his Son. These discourses continue to be meaningful – in a mythological or mystical register – even though they are scientifically and logically meaningless (41).