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Aristotle gave Christianity a perfect God — and that was the problem.

Because a perfect God doesn't create, doesn't act, and doesn't love.

This video reveals how Christian thinkers from Augustine to Albertus Magnus wrestled with an impossible puzzle: How do you turn Aristotle's Unmoved Mover into the personal God of Scripture?

We explore seven pivotal philosophers who each tried to solve the tension — and each left new contradictions for the next generation.

Augustine added will. Boethius invented the eternal present. Pseudo-Dionysius embraced mystery. John of Damascus asserted divine freedom. Anselm rationalized faith. Avicenna transformed Aristotle more radically than most Christians realized. And Albertus Magnus stretched the system to its breaking point.

The God of medieval Christianity wasn't Aristotle's God. It was a negotiated settlement — a philosophical hybrid built on a cracked foundation.

And those cracks would eventually widen.

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