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... actual entities are the only reasons " ; " all real togetherness is together- ness in the formal constitution of an actuality . " Where , then , are the eternal objects ? In the actual entities , we might reply ; and so in a sense they ...
... actual entities are the only reasons " ; " all real togetherness is together- ness in the formal constitution of an actuality . " Where , then , are the eternal objects ? In the actual entities , we might reply ; and so in a sense they ...
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... actual entity ) to which he gives the name God ? We may well hesitate to do so when we see what he has to say about God . Let us turn again to Process and Reality . There we read : " It is as true to say that God is permanent and the ...
... actual entity ) to which he gives the name God ? We may well hesitate to do so when we see what he has to say about God . Let us turn again to Process and Reality . There we read : " It is as true to say that God is permanent and the ...
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... actual entity , presumably because temporal actual entities are inevitably perishing ; yet here we are told that he himself develops as time goes on . Nor can the reply be made that , while God is himself unchanging , from the ...
... actual entity , presumably because temporal actual entities are inevitably perishing ; yet here we are told that he himself develops as time goes on . Nor can the reply be made that , while God is himself unchanging , from the ...
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A. E. Taylor actual entities admit analogy Anselm apprehended Aquinas argues asserts attributes belief C. D. Broad Catholic cause chapter Christian claim conceived concept contingent created creation creative creatures deity discussion divine doctrine efficient causality essence existence of God fact faith Garrigou-Lagrange Gifford Lectures Gilson God's existence Ibid idea immanent impossible induction infinite infinity intellect involves kind knowledge logical logical positivism Maritain means merely metaphysical modern moral Mover mystical natural theology necessary notion Ontological Argument perfect Phil philosophy possible principle problem Process and Reality Professor proposition purely question rational reality realm reason relation religion religious experience remarks revelation seen self-existent sense simply sophiology soul Spirit Summa Theologica supra supreme teleological argument Tennant theism Theol theologians things Thomas Thomas Aquinas Thomas says Thomist thought tion transcendence true truth ultimate universe Whitehead whole words