Contemplating Divine Simplicity

Ross D. Inman is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, USA, and the lead editor of Philosophia Christi.

• 1. “A Thomistic Account of Divine Simplicity,” W. Matthews Grant 2. “An Anselmian Account of Divine Simplicity,” Katherin Rogers 3. “A Scotistic Account of Divine Simplicity,” Joshua Blander 4. “An Eastern Orthodox Account of Divine Simplicity,” David Bradshaw 5. “Against Divine Simplicity,” R.T. Mullins Against A Thomistic Account of Divine Simplicity 6. Rogers 7. Blander 8. Bradshaw 9. Mullins Against An Anselmian Account of Divine Simplicity 10. Grant 11. Blander 12. Bradshaw 13. Mullins Against A Scotistic Account of Divine Simplicity14. Grant15. Rogers16. Bradshaw17. Mullins Against an Eastern Orthodox Account of Divine Simplicity18. Grant 19. Rogers 20. Blander 21. Mullins Against a Critique of Divine Simplicity 22. Grant 23. Rogers 24. Blander 25. Bradshaw Final Rejoinders26. A Thomistic Account of Divine Simplicity: A Final Rejoinder, Grant 27. An Anselmian Account of Divine Simplicity: A Final Rejoinder, Rogers 28. A Scotistic Account of Divine Simplicity: A Final Rejoinder, Blander29. An Eastern Orthodox Account of Divine Simplicity: A Final Rejoinder Bradshaw 30. A Critique of Divine Simplicity, Mullins BibliographyIndex

"This book contains an engaging discussion of divine simplicity, placing in dialogue its historic formulations with contemporary critiques from across the Christian tradition. In view is not just the doctrine itself, but how its divisiveness highlights ongoing debates within the field on the relationship between Scripture, philosophy, and Church history."