Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

Prepare to be disappointed. Some things are impossible to prove or disprove.

Even if some logic may be applicable as professor Wolniewicz once said: "What is the more likely possibility: the existence of a supernatural Creator, or that everything in this logical, mathematically sound and consistent world is a freak accident?"

It depends on how you define god. Something is certainly eternal.

1. Things have essence and existence 2. That they have essence does not mean that they have existence 3. Existence come from actually existing thing. 4. Since no thing actually have to exists there ought to be time where no thing existed and gave no existence to anything...

5. Thinga do exist however 6. Therefore there have to be that which existence and essence is the same, thus existing eternally and giving existence to all. 7. This thing we came to call God. I probably bitchered this argument so go and read first few articles of Summa.

They are dual in sense that they are two, most fundamental. Distinction between esse and essence is the greatest advancment in history of philosophy since matter-form distinction.