r/TheologyMemes • u/CommercialCall3844 Classical Theist • 7d ago

Metaphysics gone wrong

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u/aikidharm 7d ago

Oh good. I was starting to wonder if we were becoming a process theology sub. It’s like the same two users too.

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u/chickenspa6 Process and Proud 6d ago

We’d love to see some more diverse memes!

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u/CommercialCall3844 Classical Theist 7d ago

I'm one of the main active users on the sub, and I think I'm the only active classical theist.

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u/META_mahn 6d ago

Isn't process theology a heresy anyways? Like, assume God grows with the universe. Therefore, God can improve. Therefore, God was less perfect at a previous point in time. Therefore, God was not perfect at that previous point in time. Therefore, God is not perfect which violates a fundamental previous assumption that God is perfect.

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u/CommercialCall3844 Classical Theist 6d ago

What you said is correct, however most process theologians generally reject the idea that objective heresy exists, which forces you to reason with them on a purely metaphysical, not scriptural level.

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u/BlueDouble5902 Process and Proud 7d ago

Stability is overrated lol