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Christians agree with Anaximenes that:

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Christians agree with Anaximenes that:

{ 1 } - the ultimate reality is material.

Anaximenes held this, perhaps because he did not make a distinction between the material and the immaterial, but Christians, who do make such a distinction, hold that the ultimate reality is immaterial.

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Christians agree with Anaximenes that:

Christians recognize God, which is their name for ultimate reality, to be like air in that He is life-giving and invisible, and so call the Third Person of the Trinity "Spirit." ("Spirit" is from the Latin "spiritus," which means breath, and is equivalent to the Greek "pneuma.") Anaximenes, however, thought that the ultimate reality was air. See page 29.

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See page 29. Yeshuah (the translation of whose name in English is Jesus) of Nazareth, the God of the Christians, calls God "breath" metaphorically because of the likeness of breath to His characteristics.

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Christians agree with Anaximenes that:

For Christians, ultimate reality is immaterial, and "unlimited matter" is an oxymoron, a
contradiction in terms.

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