Q7A1-2
I slacked off a bit while traveling in the Great White North, but back on the Thomistic horse.
My first reaction is that God is not infinite, because I think of all the things he is not: in a word, sin. However, if sin is negation, I imagine the concept of God as infinite works. Then we consider whether anything else can be infinite. The answer is no and it seems intuitive enough, though I must say St. Thomas trip through this question was pleasingly logical in a linear way.
Vale,
JR
A daily slog by a few Catholic men through the Summa.
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