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    Perfection requires divine simplicity. — Carmelics
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    Supports→God is timeless.

    Perfection requires divine simplicity.

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    There are more indirect ways of arguing from perfection to timelessness. For example, suppose that the most perfect mode of existence involves immutability, and that immutability requires timelessness. Or suppose that perfection requires divine simplicity, and that simplicity requires timelessness (for more, see the SEP entries on divine simplicity and immutability).

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