Starting with your last comments, a page 104. Paragraph starting "Why is this so? Why must a thing be dependent on any continuously real source of being in order to persist? Why can it not, once it has been caused to exist by something else, just continue on from its physical origin...?"
The eastern orthodox view of essence and energies is vaguely familiar and I just looked up a couple things in the book I have on eastern orthodoxy. Would saying creation exists within God's energies allow the energies of God to experience time like we do? Is that at all like Whitehead's dipolar theism?
Did you have a good weekend?
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The eastern orthodox view of essence and energies is vaguely familiar and I just looked up a couple things in the book I have on eastern orthodoxy. Would saying creation exists within God's energies allow the energies of God to experience time like we do? Is that at all like Whitehead's dipolar theism?
Did you have a good weekend?
:e4e: