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No idea.
But⌠from the theology side ⌠
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tell please
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it matters but I disagree with you disagreeing
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Perfect. Now we have two simultaneous disagreements going. I donât believe they can close the forum until we both agree on each of these issues.
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Do you think Dream ever created a Smite spell? Like from Diablo 2 or World of Warcraft etc.
I wonder how many things he made that he keeps to himself. Which he has the right to do of course but thatâs not my point. Sheer curiosity is my point.
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It depends on the theology.
There are a few ways to look at it.
The old-school Scholastics donât want to say anything to downplay Godâs power. So, because God loves all creation, He also tempers his love with all of the Divine Virtues. Justice, being one of the virtues, will influence who gets the most complete experience of love.
The worst offenders get little-to-none of it for a very long time lol
Modern theology has been termed âweak theologyâ because, instead of emphasizing Godâs power, it builds a rational theology. So, basically God is seen as a force that makes suggestions rather than exerts an all-powerful force. In this case, evil beings are seen as basically sending themselves to hell for rejecting the good things of God
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thatâs actually a good answer man
really nice
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I donât know modern and old nor studied theology whatsoever but all those makes sense
by the way who made modern theology?
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I like theology⌠even if you donât agree with it, 2000 years of refined thought gives some good insights 
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what is between modern and old. I mean how you divide those? Someone came and gave ideas and a new era began?
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Modern theology isnât really unified⌠I was more thinking of the Process Theology of linked to Alfred North Whiteheadâs ideas since I think he has done the most rigorous thinking (of the modern thinkers)
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Traditional Theology ties back to the Church Fathers (year 500 and earlier) and then the Greek influenced Scholastics (the years 900-1300, mostly). âAt least, these are the big ones. And then, if you look at other denominations, the theologians who followed after 1500/1600 are influential
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care to explain how he came to conclusions like that?
I mean he tells God made a system were people have to be sovereign and decide?
or they have to be helped by others?
a lot of questions basically
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Modern has some influence from the Enlightenment and âAge of Reasonâ. So they meshed things together like âwe believe everything about Jesus in the Bible except for the miracles partâ.
Thatâs just one slice of the whole picture but accurate I believe.
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so modern starts there?
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They were considerations from physics/metaphysics.
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I donât know⌠those are informal designations that I have made.
So many people have a stake in theology, you can label different periods of time in a bunch of different ways.
Each group tends to classify things in a way that is self-serving.
I was mostly breaking things into chunks that could be defined fairly easily by their academic features
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yeah I get that a lot when I watch pastors at youtube. Some say this some say that some say all some points another.
But to put you back a bit in a funny mood I saw a guy saying that
âGod delivered me from the bible because the bible is just rulesâ 
boy you follow or donât you donât have to do both
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