Quote image editor
“According to Plato (428/427 or 424/423—348 BC), God is a perfect Being, eternal itself, shaping the universe through eternal forms (eide [form: eidos]). The imperfections in the world result from the material nature of the universe. According to Aristotle (384—322 BC), God is an unmoved mover, a primary cause, and a possessor of a divine mind (nous).” — Dejan Stojanovic
According to Plato (428/427 or 424/423—348 BC), God is a perfect Being, eternal itself, shaping the universe through eternal forms (eide [form: eidos]). The imperfections in the world result from the material nature of the universe.
According to Aristotle (384—322 BC), God is an unmoved mover, a primary cause, and a possessor of a divine mind (nous).