God Infinite, the World and Reason: Some Theses from Natural Theology"First edition." Bibliography: p. 31-34 |
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... eternity . We have shown that from all eternity God knows all things knowable - Himself , the possibles , the futuribles , and all things that some time will be , which from all eternity are knowable as future , present , and past ...
... eternity . We have shown that from all eternity God knows all things knowable - Himself , the possibles , the futuribles , and all things that some time will be , which from all eternity are knowable as future , present , and past ...
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... eternity , a simultaneous whole , necessarily co - exists with the whole of eternity , but not wholly . That is , it does not co - exist with eternity , inasmuch as eternity eminently contains all points of time , prior to , and ...
... eternity , a simultaneous whole , necessarily co - exists with the whole of eternity , but not wholly . That is , it does not co - exist with eternity , inasmuch as eternity eminently contains all points of time , prior to , and ...
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... eternity ? To that question , which Revelation does not answer , philosophers give several an- swers . Some claim that reason can give no certain arguments either for or against the possibility of a creature existing from eternity ...
... eternity ? To that question , which Revelation does not answer , philosophers give several an- swers . Some claim that reason can give no certain arguments either for or against the possibility of a creature existing from eternity ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 31 |
God from all eternity with an absolutely infal | 37 |
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