Jonathan Edwards on God's Relation to Creation

In this paper I shall focus on the old and difficult classical theological question of whether God has a real relation to the created order. The worry is this: if God is really related to the creation (as, say, I am really related to my children) then this seems to jeopardize his doctrine of divine...

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Main Author: Crisp, Oliver 1972- (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: the Jonathan Edwards Center at Yale Universiry [2018]
In: Jonathan Edwards studies
Year: 2018, Volume: 8, Issue: 1, Pages: 2-16
Further subjects:B Religion
B History
B Philosophy
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Summary:In this paper I shall focus on the old and difficult classical theological question of whether God has a real relation to the created order. The worry is this: if God is really related to the creation (as, say, I am really related to my children) then this seems to jeopardize his doctrine of divine aseity. God is metaphysically and psychologically independent of the created order (i.e., exists a se). So he cannot stand in a real relation to the creation. However, this poses serious conceptual problems for the Christian theologian
ISSN:2159-6875
Contains:Enthalten in: Jonathan Edwards studies