Does God Suffer?: A Critical Discussion of Thomas G. Weinandy's Does God Suffer?'

Ars Disputandi 1:1-9 (2001)
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The author argues that Thomas G. Weinandy in his book Does God Suffer? starts from the axiom of divine apathy, rather than that he argues for it. He criticizes the hermeneutic implicit in Weinandy’s interpretation of 1 Samuel 15, and proposes an alternative approach. Moreover, he criticizes Weinandy’s appeal to agreement among the church fathers and his appeal to the doctrine of the Trinity

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