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The '''immutability of God''' refers to the view that [[God]] is unchangeable in His nature.<ref>[https://bible.org/seriespage/12-immutability-god The Immutability of God], Bible.org</ref>
 
The '''immutability of God''' refers to the view that [[God]] is unchangeable in His nature.<ref>[https://bible.org/seriespage/12-immutability-god The Immutability of God], Bible.org</ref>
  
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The view of divine immutability is generally held by those who agree with [[Thomas Aquinas]]' views on divine immutability and those who hold to [[Reformed Churches|Reformed theology]].  
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The view of divine immutability is generally held by those who agree with [[Thomas Aquinas]]' views on divine immutability and among certain theologians who hold to [[Reformed Churches|Reformed theology]].<ref>Video: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4ElJ7Z6cQE What Is the Doctrine of Immutability? | God Is Eternal] by [[William Lane Craig]] 
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 01:57, July 10, 2025

God is the Alpha and Omega; the first and last[1]

The immutability of God refers to the view that God is unchangeable in His nature.[2]

The view of divine immutability is generally held by those who agree with Thomas Aquinas' views on divine immutability and among certain theologians who hold to Reformed theology.<ref>Video: What Is the Doctrine of Immutability? | God Is Eternal by William Lane Craig

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