/lit/ - Literature

In natural theology, one argues fr a feature of the world to a certain entity. From that entity one argues to god. The argument from motion begins with change and argues for an unactualized actualizer. Then from an actualized actualizer ome jumps to a purely actual actualizer and from that to god.

1: From motion to unactualized actualizer.
An event happening is the realisation of a possibility. For something to go from possibility into reality, there needs to be a set of facts that are true about reality. Then how did these facts become real? The same thing. So like a building, there needs to be some fundamental part that doesn't need any facts to be true.
2: From unactualized actualizer to pure actuality.
This fundamental fact either has some possibility or has full reality. Then what makes the possibility real in said thing? If it's the fundamental fact, then the possibilities aren't part of it, merely a consequence of its being, and so the thing itself is pure reality and has no possibility.
3: Pure actuality.
To be pure reality means to have every property. For there two be two things, they need to differ in some property, but becuase it necessesarily has all properties, it follow that there can only be one. Becuase spacial positioning is a property, it's omnipresent. Becuase ability is a property, it's omnipotent and therefor an agent.

"Ok that was a nice talk and all Fry, but your still going to hell"
*the floor disolves and Fry falls into a pit of fire were he is tortured for eternity*