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Impassibility (from Latin in-, "not", and passibilis, "able to suffer or feel") is the theological doctrine asserting that God does not experience suffering, emotional alteration, or physical pain caused by the actions or states of created beings. In classical monotheism, divine impassibility is closely linked to aseity (God's total self-existence and…
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