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    God has no spatial location. — Carmelics
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    Supports→The distance between God and any thing in space is zero (the 'Zero Thesis').

    God has no spatial location.

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    The distance between God and any thing in space is zero (the 'Zero Thesis').There can be a spatial distance only between things or locations in space.Therefore, there is no spatial distance between God and things in space.

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    Consider the claim that God has no spatial location. Since there can be a spatial distance only between things or locations in space, this implies that there is no spatial distance between God and things in space. From this, Leftow infers that the distance between God and any thing in space is zero (the “Zero Thesis”) (Leftow 1991: 222).

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