About the Author: Blair Reynolds
Blair Reynolds holds a doctorate in theology and has done graduate work in psychology. He writes from Fairbanks, Alaska.
Classical theism, the reigning doctrine of God in Christendom, affirms that God is void of body, parts, passions, even compassion, wholly simple, wholly immutable, independent, immaterial, the supreme cause and never the effect. What creatures have, God does not. I challenge this doctrine, on five grounds.