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This chapter takes up the doctrine of God generally, concentrating on the traditional understanding of divine being as a complex of attributes derived via positiva and via negative (i.e., “classical theism”). Given classical theism’s tensions with the biblical narrative, as well as its role in helping to foster the rise of modern atheism, the chapter argues for a rigorous trinitarian rethinking of key traditional divine attributes.
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