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Knowing God’s Attributes: Essentials in Theology Part 5

Learn how to know God and find your joy in him by understanding his two kinds of attributes that reflect who he is and what he does. You should not see God's attributes as mere characteristics of God but as reflections of his being and person. Learn more from Frame and Childers.

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John Frame, Steve Childers, Vern Poythress, Perspectivalism, Triperspectivalism, Trinity, Trinitarianism, Worldview, Gospel, Gospel of the Kingdom, Reformed Theology, Reformed Philosophy, Attributes of God, Communicable Attributes, Incommunicable Attributes, God’s attribute of simplicity, John Calvin Dr. Steven L. Childers John Frame, Steve Childers, Vern Poythress, Perspectivalism, Triperspectivalism, Trinity, Trinitarianism, Worldview, Gospel, Gospel of the Kingdom, Reformed Theology, Reformed Philosophy, Attributes of God, Communicable Attributes, Incommunicable Attributes, God’s attribute of simplicity, John Calvin Dr. Steven L. Childers

God’s Attributes: Perspectives Series Part 2

Is God like a Father or a Judge? God graciously uses analogies to show us what he is like, but we must be careful because all analogies ultimately fall short. Learn how to deepen your knowledge of God by studying his attributes in Perspectives, Part 2 by Frame and Childers.

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