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Book SynopsisSteven J. Duby (PhD, St Andrews, UK) is a member of the faculty at Grand Canyon University, USA.
Trade ReviewWhat a magnificent book. The philosophical erudition of this book alone makes it worthwhile - Duby has a mastery of classical and analytic metaphysics. To this mastery, Duby adds a rich set of biblical reflections on his theme, demonstrating an equally sure-handed exegetical gift. And his brilliance in drawing upon the Church Fathers, Thomas Aquinas, and especially the greatest Protestant Scholastics forms yet another major contribution. In clear and penetrating prose, Duby takes up every possible challenge to divine simplicity and answers each one in a fashion that will be difficult, indeed in my view impossible, to refute. In sum, this book is a surpassing theological achievement of the very highest order. I commend it gratefully as required reading for all Christian theologians and philosophers. * Matthew Levering, Mundelein Seminary, USA *
Table of Contents1. Introduction Chapter 1: Some Historical Bearings Chapter 2: Contours of a Dogmatic Approach Chapter 3: An Exegetical-Dogmatic Case for Divine Simplicity (Part One) Chapter 4: An Exegetical-Dogmatic Case for Divine Simplicity (Part Two) Chapter 5: Objections of Divine Simplicity Bibliography Index
