Divine Properties

In The Christian God. Oxford, GB: Clarendon Press. pp. 125-149 (1994)
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Analyses the divine properties, which all follow from eternal omnipotence, omniscience and perfect freedom. ‘Eternal’ must be understood as ‘everlasting’. A divine individual cannot have a beginning; but in the absence of a temporal metric, there is no difference between such an individual existing for only a finite time and existing for an infinite time. A divine individual is not a logically necessary being.

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