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    10/10/2016 4:08 pm  #1

    TomD
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    God's relation to creation

    Given the Thomistic account of divine simplicity, it seems to follow that God is not really related to his effects. Can this be made sense of? Specifically, it seems to follow that God's act of knowing creation is intrinsically the same regardless of which contingent universe exists. How are we to make sense of this?

     

    10/10/2016 4:11 pm  #2

    John West
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    Re: God's relation to creation

    The discussion here touched on this question.

     

     

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