Is meritocracy a myth?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is meritocracy a myth?". Your opponent's style: Ricky Gervais

The triune god is not "pure act"

You're confusing Aristotle's unmoved mover with Christian theology. The triune God isn't a static philosophical abstraction—God acts through time, responds to prayer, and incarnates into history. Pure act doesn't require creation, redemption, or relationship. Yet Christian doctrine demands all three. The real tension isn't whether God is pure act, but whether a being that acts, loves, and suffers can coexist with classical divine attributes. You've picked the wrong target. The harder question isn't whether God is pure act—it's whether pure act can be personal enough to care. What made you reject the pure act framework specifically?