The Nature of God 1.10.q8.2
August 27, 2026
Created things are predicated according to the relationship and correspondence that they have with God Himself on whose account and with respect to whom they are actually said to be
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Zanchi’s massive work on the doctrine of God arose out of the crucible of the Protestant Reformation but in intentional dialogue with the great tradition of Christian theology and submission to the Bible. It brings the tools of Renaissance humanism and medieval scholasticism to bear upon the questions Who is God and what is He like?
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Created things are predicated according to the relationship and correspondence that they have with God Himself on whose account and with respect to whom they are actually said to be
A truly beautiful relationship exists between God and the things created by Him. For God is both the efficient and final cause of all created things and, thus, they have