Doctrine of God
Inseparable Operations for the Layman
This last October, I preached on the Aseity of God. And in covering this attribute, I spent time discussing the inner life of God—God in himself. After […]
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Tag: Trinitarian Classical Theism
Church History & Historical Theology
Boethius: The Logic of Unity and Plurality in One God
In the “Introduction” to a standard English translation of Boethius’ Theological Tractates and the Consolation of Philosophy, it is stated that “Boethius was the last of the Roman […]
Church History & Historical Theology
A Brief Exposition of Augustine’s Doctrine of Divine Immutability
To much of the Western world, Augustine has no rival. He is the preeminent—uninspired—theologian of the Christian faith. When reading the titans of the church—i.e., Aquinas, Luther, and […]
Church History & Historical Theology
St. John Chrysostom — for God is simple
Below is part of the introductory section to my exposition of John Chrysostom’s doctrine of God. I posted it because I thought it was fascinating to find such […]
Church History & Historical Theology
Novatian: Obscure to Many but a Generous Contributor to Classical Theism
Novatian (c. 210–280) was a highly educated priest, theologian, and writer. His work, On the Trinity, advances beyond the Trinitarian theology of Tertullian’s earlier thought in maintaining the eternal […]
Book Reviews
Contemplating God with the Great Tradition ~ Recovering Trinitarian Classical Theism – A Review Article
Contemplating God with the Great Tradition ~ Recovering Trinitarian Classical Theism by Craig A. Carter Contemplating God was supposed to be Carter’s initial book (not this exact form) […]