The doctrine of Divine Simplicity was, for centuries, the philosophical foundation upon which the doctrine of God was built. Though it maintains prominence among some Christians today, especially Thomists (those who follow the philosophy and/or theology of Thomas Aquinas), it has widely been ignored or even rejected by contemporary evangelical Christianity. In this short volume, Chris Morrison lays out a positive case for why theists have historically held to Divine Simplicity and why Christians should rediscover the doctrine today. As we come to appreciate the depth of this doctrine, we can more deeply understand just who and what this God whom we serve really is. Written in a breezy, readable style, this text is sure to challenge and deepen your faith!
Chris Morrison has over 20 years' experience as a sommelier in the UK and Australia. He has worked for Sir Terence Conran at Bluebird and Coq d'Argent in London, and for Australian restaurants including Sydney's Guillaume at Bennelong, and Quay. Chris is an experienced keynote speaker, wine educator, wine judge and writer.