Luk 24:42-43 “They gave him a piece of broiled fish, and he took it and ate it in their presence.” (NIV)Firstly, food was not sustenance to Him. He was immortal and eternal.Secondly, resurrection did not mean He could not eat meat (here, fish)Thirdly, He ate to provide proof of His resurrecti...
Divine Temporality, Craig, Kant, and Epistemics - Thoughts
Ratio-reductionist theology culminates in counter-intuitive discourses. Ratio-reductionist theology is theology that attempts to map divine being and attributes in terms of extra-empirical/counter-empirical, i.e. purely rational conceptualization that is aversive of spatio-temporality, motion, change, plurality, and contingency - well conceptualized in the philosophies of monism and non-dualism.Empirical theologies, on the other hand, do otherwise. Polytheistic theologies are a good example of these. The divine is spatio-temporal, and other things...
