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Impassibility

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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Impassibility

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related to Bibliography · 69
Impassibility → Anastasia Philippa, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Cameron, Continuum, Creel, Crossway, Divine Emotion, Divine Impassibility, Divine ImpassibilityKeating, Divine Passibility, Doctrine, Does God Suffer, Ed, Edinburgh, Eerdmans, Emotion, Feeling, Gavrilyuk, God
related to Hinduism · 23
Impassibility → Brahmā’s, Earth, Elixir, Gods, Immortality, In, In Vaishnava, Krishna, Kūrma, Madhva, Matsya, Medieval, Narasiṃha, Parashurama, Rama, Ravana, Rāma’s, Sītā’s, Transitional, Varāha
related to Ancient Greek religion · 19
Impassibility → Ancient Greek, Aphrodite, Ares, BCE, Greek, Greeks, He, Hephaestus, Hera, Homer’s Iliad, Instead, Myths, Odyssey, Olympians, Other, Poseidon, These, This, Zeus
related to Protestantism · 19
Impassibility → Augustine, Cross, Faith, God, God's, Hippo, In, Influenced, John Calvin, Jürgen Moltmann, Martin Luther, Open Theism, Protestant, Protestant Reformers, Protestants, The, Traditional Reformed, Westminster Confession, While
related to Roman Catholic Church · 17
Impassibility → Because God, Catholic, Century CE, Dei Filius, First Vatican Council, God, God's, Himself, His, In, Jesus, Scriptural, The, The Catholic Church, This, Thomas Aquinas, Through
related to Islam · 16
Impassibility → Allah, Ash'arite, Attributes, Central, Christian, Father, God, God's, Incarnation, Islamic, Mu'tazilite, Passion, Scholars, They, This, Trinity
related to Eastern Orthodox Church · 14
Impassibility → Christ's, Constantinople, Cross, Eastern Orthodoxy, God, God's, His, Holy Trinity, In Eastern Orthodox, Logos, Orthodox, Person, Second Council, This
related to Judaism · 14
Impassibility → Davidic, Faith, Father, Furthermore, God, In, Instead, Jewish, Judaism, King David, Maimonides, Messiah, Principles, Traditional Jewish

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Jürgen Moltmann argued for ainstance oftheologians0.80text
the Incarnationinstance ofThis theological commitment underpins the rejection of Christian concepts0.80text
the Passioninstance ofThis theological commitment underpins the rejection of Christian concepts0.80text
the Trinityinstance ofThis theological commitment underpins the rejection of Christian concepts0.80text
and relational notions of God as Fatherinstance ofThis theological commitment underpins the rejection of Christian concepts0.80text
which are seen as compromising or simply incompatible with the divine nature of Allah.Scholars in classical Islamic thoughtinstance ofThis theological commitment underpins the rejection of Christian concepts0.80text
including Mu'taziliteinstance ofThis theological commitment underpins the rejection of Christian concepts0.80text
Ash'arite theologiansinstance ofThis theological commitment underpins the rejection of Christian concepts0.80text
developed sophisticated positions on God's essenceinstance ofThis theological commitment underpins the rejection of Christian concepts0.80text
attributes to uphold these principlesinstance ofThis theological commitment underpins the rejection of Christian concepts0.80text
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