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April 12, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Theorem of Logical Faith: Why Logic Makes Belief Possible for the First Time

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YKYoshimitsu Katayama

Key Points

  • The aim is to demonstrate the logical foundation for faith, resolving the historical opposition between faith and logic.
  • Developed a new theorem, V=N/D, as a logical basis for faith.
  • Analyzed historical perspectives of faith and logic from figures like Jesus, the Buddha, and Hiroi Chikuro.
  • Provided proof of the theorem's effectiveness in establishing belief.
  • Established that faith grounded in logic remains resilient against doubt.
  • Demonstrated that understanding the theorem dissolves questions of worthiness.
  • Highlighted that logical proof offers irreversible certainty in belief.

Abstract

For 2,000 years, faith and logic were placed in opposition. This paper collapses that opposition. Faith without logic collapses under doubt; faith built on logic cannot be undone, because when doubt arises, the formula answers. V=N/D is the first logical foundation for faith in human history. Jesus, the Buddha, and Hiroi Chikuro all asked for belief but none could show why belief was structurally sound. This paper provides that proof. It also records a personal recognition made on April 10, 2026: the question of worthiness dissolves once logic is established. Not through courage or confidence, but through the irreversibility of proof.

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Yoshimitsu Katayama (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69db38274fe01fead37c6490https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19494537
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