> Dick writes: “This is a conclusion which is not merely probable, but absolutely certain, for the opposite opinion would rob the Deity of the most distinguishing attribute of his nature, by virtually denying him the perfection of infinite wisdom and intelligence.”
> For as bizarre as all this may seem, notice how scientific Dick was about his theory.
It seems pretty ambitious to claim that you're wise and intelligent enough to be able to know what an infinitely wise and intelligent thing would want.
> For as bizarre as all this may seem, notice how scientific Dick was about his theory.
Very loose interpretation of "scientific".