The Importance Of God's Existence

God’s attributes are eternal (P19) His features, also known as attributes, would be absurd that they can end or expire or also commence to anything else other than God’s own purposes. (P20) says God’s existence and his essence are on and the same, which the same attributes of God would better explain why God’s eternal essence at the same time of his existence, to be precise, that itself which starts God’s spirit at the same time institutes his presence. God is neither an existing thing nor an essence but a perfect combination of the two, acting upon either as it sees necessary/voluntarily. All the things which follow from the absolute nature of any of God’s attributes have always had to exist and be infinite, or are, through the same attribute, eternal and infinite (P21). That which the intellect knows of must stem from God’s attributes and be both eternal and infinite. Whatever follows from some attribute of God insofar as it is modified by a modification which, through the same attribute, exists necessarily and is infinite, must also exist necessarily and be infinite (P22,). Whatever is adapted must occur and be as endless as the attribute that altered the thing, so every mode which happens essentially and is vast has necessarily had to monitor both …show more content…
Control of this arrow would drastically alter the problems with becoming God (and it should be noted that most science fiction novels depict those that control time as Gods to those around them). We note our forward progression through time as an attribute. Nobody travels backwards through time and we certainly do not remain lodged in one place forever. This direction we travel is an attribute we share with all life forms and objects in nature and is an eternal law because God made it so. Between the separations of what God chooses to do as opposed to what God must do, this is a very fine