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Did Aristotle change the meaning of the divine?

Who is the God of Aristotle? Not a god of thunder. Not a god of anger or mercy. Not a god who speaks, commands, or intervenes. In this episode, we explore the nature and attributes of Aristotle’s God — the Unmoved Mover. A being that is: • Eternal • Necessary • Pure actuality • Without change • Without emotion • Without matter • Perfect intellect thinking only itself This is a God who does not create in time. Does not respond to prayer. Does not love or hate. Instead, He exists as pure metaphysical perfection — the ultimate explanation of motion, change, and existence itself. What does it mean for God to be pure thought? What does it mean for divinity to be completely self-sufficient? And how did this idea reshape the entire history of philosophy? This episode is a deep journey into the structure of Aristotle’s divine reality — not myth, not theology, but metaphysics at its highest level.