“The doctrine of divine simplicity teaches that (1) God is identical with his existence and his essence and (2) that each of his attributes is ontologically identical with his existence and with every other one of his attributes.” — James E. Dolezal Copy Share Image
“(It is, by the way, a truism of classical monotheism that “God” is not a kind of being: whereas there is a genus “human,”… — James E. Dolezal Copy Share Image
“The doctrine of divine simplicity teaches that (1) God is identical with his existence and his essence and (2) that each of his attributes… — James E. Dolezal Copy Share Image
