Introduction
1. Some key 'negative'
attributes:
(A) Meaning
Simplicity,
Immutability
and Impassivity, Eternity
(B) Consequences:
For Divine Knowledge,
Divine Willing and Divine Power
(C) Reasons
for
accepting the attributes, despite the consequences
(D) Some discussion and critique
of such reasons
What the Proofs
conclude, Because God is Perfect,
and
Because Time
is
Limitation
2. Divine Power
(A) Traditional
Theism
(B) Discussion:
towards a more critical viewpoint?
(a) The Extent
of
the Divine Power
(b) The
Mode of Operation of Divine Power
(c)
The 'Intentionality'
of
Divine Power
3. God's Knowing and the Relationship between God and
World
(I) God's Knowing
(A) Traditional
Theism
(B) Discussion
(II) The Relationship God-World
(A) Traditional
Theism
(B) Process
or
Neo-Classical Theism
(C) A Heideggerian
Interpretation
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