Impassibility (from Latin in-, "not", passibilis, "able to suffer, experience emotion") describes the theological doctrine that God does not experience pain or pleasure from the actions of another being.

Impassibility, a corollary to immutability, means that God does not experience emotional change in any way; he does not suffer. Immutability and Impassibility are key, historic attributes the church has confessed, attributes that distinguish the infinite and eternal Creator from the finite and temporal creature.

2019年3月27日 · Impassibility may be defined in this way: “God does not experience emotional changes either from within or effected by his relationship to creation.”[1] It is a necessary complement to the doctrine of divine immutability, expressing the fact that God is unchangeable in his essence or being, and in his outward acts in the world.

2024年7月30日 · To be “passible” is to be “capable of feeling, especially suffering” or to be “susceptible to emotion.” When theologians speak of God’s “passibility” versus His “ impassibility,” they are referring to His freedom to respond emotionally versus a …

Classic Christian orthodoxy teaches that God is impassible — that is, not subject to suffering, pain, or involuntary passions. In the words of the Westminster Confession of Faith, God is "without body, parts, or passions, immutable." The doctrine of the passibility of God has to do with the theology of the “suffering” of God. Does God suffer?

2024年7月30日 · The concept of divine impassibility springs out of the unchangeable nature of God—His immutability. The thought is that God does not feel pain and sorrow, He does not change His mind, and He does not have emotions.

2024年1月30日 · Impassibility is the notion that God does not suffer and cannot be acted upon or moved by any other source. This is because, as the Westminster Confession puts it, God is “a most pure spirit, invisible, without body, parts, or passions.” If you think about it, God’s impassibility flows inevitably from the fact that God is unchangeable.

impassibility，英语单词，主要用作为名词，意为不觉痛苦；无感情。 impassibility of God 不能受苦的 [1] On rare clearings in this swampy hell a few Finno-Ugric tribes eventually appeared and left many burial mounts behind, with some of them still belowground because of impassibility of the swamp. 在这难得如此空旷的沼泽地狱里，几个芬兰乌戈尔部落终于出现了，身后留下了许多坟墓，其中有些还是地下，因为的沼泽是那么不近人情。 [1]

4 种含义: rare 1. the quality of being not susceptible to pain or injury 2. the state of being impassive or unmoved rare 1. not susceptible to pain.... 点击查看更多定义。

2025年2月19日 · Impassibility, along with doctrines like divine simplicity and immutability, however, is a negative doctrine. It says nothing positive about God. It is not intended to. Impassibility says nothing about God except that he is not a creature (implying, of course, that he is Creator) and not like the Greek gods which Christians reject.