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aseity

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aseity [eɪˈsiːɪtɪ]
n
(Philosophy) Philosophy existence derived from itself, having no other source
[from Medieval Latin aseitas, from Latin ā from + oneself]


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Creativity seeks to place the symbol of God both at the center of novel realities in the natural world, while preserving the complete mystery of the aseity of God.
She draws heavily on the sin of aseity, the belief that one can rise above God, or--in the environmentalist framework--that one can rise above nature.
In the distance we experience between the commodities we consume and how they are produced, retailed, and advertised, theology may even recognize some of its hoary tradition in images of divine aseity on the part of the consumer--or is it on the part of the producer?
 
 
 
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