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He argues that God cannot know who God is because omniscience and omnipresence leave God without imagination; Dante, the mortal poet, must supply that imaginative knowledge.
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He argues that God cannot know who God is because omniscience and omnipresence leave God without imagination; Dante, the mortal poet, must supply that imaginative knowledge.
"Okay? So let's go to Dante. And remember, Dante will be a rebuttal to all these ideas. All right. So this is the Imperium,..."
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