The Infinite Reservoir—A New Beginning for Science, Theology, and Human Meaning—Rooted in Divine Action

This work stands in continuity with the metaphysical visions of St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Augustine. It affirms the foundational truths upheld by the Thomistic tradition: that God is pure act (actus purus), ipsum esse subsistens, the One in whom all things live and move and have their being. It shares with Augustine the conviction that our restless hearts are not seeking abstraction, but communion—that the City of God is not a metaphor, but the real destiny of rational creatures: a structured participation in the infinite life of Truth, Love, and reciprocal knowing. It upholds the classical doctrines of divine simplicity, immutability, and omnipotence without dilution or compromise. But it also proceeds to identify the precise metaphysical impasse where Thomism, in safeguarding these truths, withholds what it elsewhere demands: an intelligible explanation of how the eternal, unchanging act of God results in real, temporal effects.