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Divine Simplicity books explore the classical doctrine that God is absolutely one and not composed of parts, such that God’s attributes (goodness, wisdom, power) are identical with God’s very being. This category brings together historical sources and contemporary studies—across Christian, Jewish, and Islamic traditions—from figures like Augustine, Aquinas, Maimonides, and Avicenna to modern analytic philosophers. Common themes include metaphysical frameworks (act and potency, essence and existence), divine attributes (aseity, immutability, impassibility), and implications for the Trinity, creation, providence, and worship. The collection includes introductions, scholarly monographs, and critical engagements with alternative models of God such as theistic personalism, open theism, and process thought, offering readers a clear map of what divine simplicity means and why it matters.

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