OK, how about this model: God (being a Proper god) could create inconsistent worlds, but will not (and the only consistent world is our own). Would this model be true for both Spinoza and for classical theists?
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for my edit; the formalisations were attempts to convey (although I agree they're probably oversimplifications) the following general ideas:
God & Creation = ∅
(the Creator and the Creation are distinct;
nothing is part of both)
God & Creation = Creation
is equivalent to God ⊇ Creation
(the Creation is part of the Creator)
God = Creation
is equivalent to (God ⊇ Creation ∧ Creation ⊇ God)
(the Creation and the Creator equivale:
they may be freely substituted in a proof)
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for my edit; the formalisations were attempts to convey (although I agree they're probably oversimplifications) the following general ideas: