The Traditional Doctrine of Divine Simplicity
Katherin A. Rogers
Traditionally God has been considered absolutely simple. Some contemporary philosophers argue that this means is His attributes and hence mere quality, all the divine name exactly same which incoherent. However, debate misunderstands tradition. not He act . Analogies from human experience can minimize initial implausibility. There are worrisome corollaries to doctrine, most troubling being God's nature somehow dependent on choices of free creatures. This conclusion, though radical, as shocking it appears.
Religious Studies