Divine Presence in the World: A Critical Analysis of the Notion of Divine Omnipresence

absolute dependence absolute space act of creation actually Anselm argues argument ask ourselves assert assume Barth body capable category mistake cause claim conception of space constitute construed continuum created reality creatures dimensional dimensions divine actions divine corporeality divine omnipresence divine simplicity divine transcendence domain entails everything example exist extension finite Furthermore happen Heim Heim's higher-dimensional system highest conceivable highest nature Holy human agents Ibid implies impossible infinite Jesus Karl Heim kind Law of Polarity Leibniz limited logically manifestations material objects means moreover Mount Horeb necessary Nevertheless notion of divine observer P₁ Pantheism particular polar space position possible precisely present everywhere presupposes problem process theology properties Proslogion question Reed Sea relational theory Sarot Schleiermacher sense simultaneously Spinoza substance suprapolar space sustaining temporal theology theory of space things think in terms three-dimensional space timeless treated ultimately understanding universe whilst whole words worthy of worship YHWH