The Doctrine of God

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The Doctrine of God is a theological work by philosopher and apologist William Lane Craig that systematically explores the nature, attributes, and existence of the Christian God.

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instanceOf Christian theology book
book
theological work
author William Lane Craig NERFINISHED
concerns biblical foundations of the doctrine of God
coherence of theism
rational justification of belief in God
focusesOn God’s goodness
God’s necessity
God’s omnipotence
God’s omnipresence
God’s omniscience
God’s relationship to time
Trinity NERFINISHED
arguments for the existence of God
attributes of God
classical theism
divine aseity
divine attributes
divine eternity
divine simplicity
existence of God
nature of God
genre Christian apologetics literature
philosophical theology
systematic theology
hasPerspective defense of the Christian concept of God
intendedAudience Christian apologists
Christian philosophers
pastors
students of theology
language English
mainSubject Christian God NERFINISHED
Christian apologetics
doctrine of God
philosophical theology
philosophy of religion
partOf William Lane Craig’s body of apologetic work
religiousTradition Christianity
theologicalPerspective analytic theology
evangelical Christian
theologicalTraditionEngaged classical theism
contemporary analytic philosophy of religion
usesMethod analytic philosophy
biblical exegesis
philosophical argumentation

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William Lane Craig hasWritten The Doctrine of God
Church Dogmatics subTitle The Doctrine of God
subject surface form: Church Dogmatics II