Is God Perfect?

[ThisYouWillDo]

I'll own up to being baffled by some of the above. But I have a question for Tom and an observation for rce:

Tom: If Aristotle's potter must, by necessity, be perfect, how did imperfections come into being?

Rce: I did allow for a form of logic that was beyond human comprehension and I wondered if it was possible, by examining what appear to us to be logical flaws regarding the supernatural, that we might discover something of it.

TYWD

[Domination King]

Is God perfect?

Rhetorical Question. No need for an answer.

[TomOfSweden]

Tom: If Aristotle's potter must, by necessity, be perfect, how did imperfections come into being?

According to the theory there are none. The world is perfect and just like god intended it to be. An important feature in the theory is that the goal was to explain why the world is perfect, or rather in perfect balance. If you don't think the world is perfect then this theory isn't for you.

Don't forget that this is way before the Theodicy paradox and the myrriad other problems with it's basic assumption were formulated.

Aristotle didn't actually have faith in this theory. It was just a theory. He also formulated the theory of abiogenesis, which is pretty much its oposite. He didn't have faith in that one either.