RT Article
T1 Uforanderligt passioneret
JF Dansk teologisk tidsskrift
VO 81
IS 2
SP 83
OP 100
A1 Agerbo Mørch, Michael
LA Danish
PB Anis
YR 2018
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1649186266
AB The notion of God as immutable has received severe critique during the last centuries. Critics claim that this doctrine is an import from Greek metaphysics which is alien to the portrait of the biblical God as passionate and relational. In this article, I describe how it remains possible to talk about God as immutable, even after this critique, if we carefully define what is meant by the terminology. I suggest that God is ontologically immutable, but relationally mutable according to his genuine relationship with his creatures. What is always realized in the immanent trinity may take different shapes in the economy as the relationships develop. God has, therefore, different "modes of passion" suitable for every occasion. I conceptualize this understanding in the term "immutably passionate".
K1 God
K1 Immutability
K1 Modes of Passion
K1 Relations
K1 Trinity