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What is the concept of actus purus and how does it relate to the nature of God?
Actus purus is a philosophical concept that refers to the idea of God as pure actuality, without any potentiality or change. This means that God is perfect and complete in every way, lacking nothing. It relates to the nature of God by emphasizing His eternal, unchanging, and infinite existence, free from any limitations or imperfections.
Has anyone ever been right all the time?
yes, GOD their is no error or imperfection in HIM.
Is it true the protestant revivalists preached that god could be found in nature and that lives were predestined and people should accept their fate?
true
What kind of person hates nature?
A person that doesn't like to be outside and hear the birds chirp. If you hate nature the city is best for you. Some people have to learn to accept nature because it's something that God created. We are thankful that God created a pretty world and the living and dying organisms in it. Our Earth has so much history. You shouldn't hate nature.
Is God Pluralistic in nature or singular?
God is singular in nature.
How is the nature of God in Judaism different from God in Christianity?
How is the nature of God in Judaism different from God in Christianity
Which rights come from God or nature?
No rights come from God or Nature. The rich grab the rights, then claim that they received them from God or Nature.
Was the aliens built the pyramids?
No, this is wrong. The pyramids had made by the king of Egypt named FIR-OUN. He make them to punish the people who not accept him as GOD. But at last he dead from a natural disaster. The nature had proved that there is only one GOD.
How much imperfection from an angel can God allow before casting it out of Heaven?
You can't be cast out of heaven and besides in heaven you dont have those problems
What is Jesus essential nature if he is the image of God?
Jesus isn't the image of God, He is God. His nature is Holy.
Is God a sinner since you say God wants which is unfulfilled needs which is needy which is a state of imperfection which is a sinner which is just like people who are sinners thus God is a sinner?
Being a sinner is falling short of the Glory of God. God does not fall short of His own Glory ergo God is not a sinner.
Is God a part of nature in Judaism?
God is everywhere; so is present in nature.
