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    If God is immutable, impassable and eternal, why does he do anything?

    I'm not suggesting that they are mutually exclusive as such. What I'm asking is what God gets out of creation if he is unaffected by it.
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    If God is immutable, impassable and eternal, why does he do anything?

    Aye, I suppose that pretty much follows from my line of questioning.
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    If God is immutable, impassable and eternal, why does he do anything?

    Cross posting this from philosophy at the suggestion of another user :) Been reading around various bits of theology and came across the idea that God is immutable (unchanging), impassable (unaffected by other things) and eternal (outside of time as we understand it). I understand that not...
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    If God is immutable, impassable and eternal, why does he do anything?

    Thanks for the suggestion. Will cross post there.
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    If God is immutable, impassable and eternal, why does he do anything?

    Hi all, first post here, hope this is the right place for this thread, seemed the most appropriate one I could see that non-Christians can post in. Been reading around various bits of theology and came across the idea that God is immutable (unchanging), impassable (unaffected by other things)...