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"There is none else beside him"

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Evening Prayer

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I'm Dropping "Evangelical"—So What Am I?

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Physics VII.1: What is the argument (here) that "there must be a first mover and a first moved"?

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Physics VII.1: What is Aristotle's argument that everything that is in movement must be moved by something?

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Physics VII.1

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For Increased Godly Knowledge

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Physics IV.14: For Aristotle, would time would exist if there were no soul to count (see 223a16–28)?

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Physics IV.12: According to Aristotle, are eternal things (that always exist) in time?

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Nature Agreed to Publish My Wikipedia Letter—Then Ghosted Me

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The Principles of Reading Order: A Research Program

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Physics IV.11–14: Aristotle’s definition of time seems to fit distance and degree of change; can it be rescued from this objection?

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On praying without ceasing

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Physics IV.11: How does Aristotle arrive at his definition of time as the number of motion in respect of before and after?

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Physics IV.11: What is Aristotle's argument that time does not exist without change? Is it any good?

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Aristotle, Physics

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Physics IV.11: Aristotle’s definition of time seems to fit distance and degree of change; can it be rescued from this objection?

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Physics IV.11: How does Aristotle arrive at his definition of time as the number of motion in respect of before and after?

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Physics IV.11: What is Aristotle's argument that time does not exist without change? Is it any good?

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STP Update: April 28, 2026

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