God and Time
The discussion explores the concept of God as purely actual and outside of time, challenging the notion of potentiality in relation to divine existence. While the idea of an object's future potentiality is examined, it becomes clear that such a framework does not apply to God, who transcends temporal constraints. The conversation highlights the distinction between our perceptions of God and His eternal nature, ultimately affirming that any talk of God's potential existence is more about our understanding than about His reality.In this clip
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Aristotle's Argument for God - Edward Feser
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