The incomprehensibility of God is a fundamental concept in systematic theology, and theologians have developed various ways to describe God, including anthropomorphic language, the via negazionis, the via eminentia, and the via affirmitas. These methods allow for a meaningful understanding of God, despite the limitations of human language and the gulf between the infinite God and finite human beings. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with relentless trauma, feeling like they're killing tigers every day. They need to respect their trauma and take an inventory of their physical, emotional, and financial health. This involves acknowledging the magnitude of someone's heartache and taking a proper inventory, just like an insurance adjuster does. By respecting their trauma, caregivers can begin the healing process and find hope in their journey. [... more]

The nature of God's incomprehensibility and the ways in which humans can understand and describe Him, including the use of anthropomorphic language and the via negazionis, via eminentia, and via affirmitas methods of description. [... more]

God's omniscience is a staggering truth that makes Him incomprehensible to us. He possesses all knowledge in His mind, knowing everything accurately as it really is, with no limit to His understanding. God's knowledge is infinite, eternal, and immediate, encompassing every detail, motive, and thought, making Him a know-it-all who knows everything simultaneously and perfectly. [... more]