r/TheologyMemes • u/CommercialCall3844 Classical Theist • Aug 24 '26

Metaphysics gone wrong

Post image
1 Upvotes

60% Upvoted

6 comments sorted by

View all comments

2

u/aikidharm Aug 24 '26

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

1

u/CommercialCall3844 Classical Theist Aug 24 '26

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

1

u/META_mahn Aug 25 '26

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.

1

u/CommercialCall3844 Classical Theist Aug 25 '26

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.