Conway says, "Yet that indifference of acting, or not acting, can by no means be said to be in God; because this were an __________, and would make God like corruptible creatures; for this indifference of Will is the foundation of all change and corruptibility in creatures; so that there would be no evil in creatures if they were not changeable."
A) insult
B) indecision
C) imperfection
D) inception

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Conway is discussing the concept of an "indifference of Will" in God, which would imply that God can be indecisive or imperfect like creatures. Therefore, the best choice is C) imperfection.

Conway Says, "Yet That Indifference of Acting, or Not Acting