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Why?I don’t think so.
Why?I don’t think so.
If God is perfection, than essentially God chooses himself and the effect manifests itself as whatever happens to be consistent with perfection.Why?
Actually what you said is align to prove that God does not exist if you think a little further: God should only create God since His action must be perfect. We are not perfect. Hence God does not exist.If God is perfection, than essentially God chooses himself and the effect manifests itself as whatever happens to be consistent with perfection.
God’s nature is love, and love is perfect, and a perfect love shares its existence. Thus the universe, although its existence is imperfect by definition of being finite, is consistent with love. Love does not discriminate.Actually what you said is align to prove that God does not exist if you think a little further: God should only create God since His action must be perfect. We are not perfect. Hence God does not exist.
So do you agree that creation is imperfect considering the fact that it is the work of God who is perfect?God’s nature is love, and love is perfect, and a perfect love shares its existence. Thus the universe, although its existence is imperfect, is consistent with love. Love does not discriminate.
The act of creating is perfect since it is love. The Creation itself is necessarily contingent and therefore the nature of its act is ontologically imperfect because it does not exist by its own nature. It exists by the power of God which is perfect; therefore the nature of creation is not perfection itself, it is not God.So do you agree that creation is imperfect considering the fact that it is the work of God who is perfect?
So do you mean that an imperfect thing can come out of a perfect act?The act of creating is perfect since it is love. The Creation itself is necessarily contingent and therefore the nature of its act is ontologically imperfect because it does not exist by its own nature. It exists by the power of God; therefore the nature of creation is not perfection itself, it is not God.
Can an imperfect being exist by the power of God’'s love? YesSo do you mean that an imperfect thing can come out of a perfect act?
I don’t understand how your answer could be proper for my question.Can an imperfect being exist by the power of God’'s love? Yes