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from Part II - Kingdom
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 23 January 2021
This book argues that much “consolation” of persons anguished by others’ suffering is theologically problematic because it assumes that unrestricted power is what makes God “God.” Against that, it outlines an account of “what” and “who” the Triune God is framed in terms of God’s intrinsic “glory,” the attractive and self-expressive self-giving in love that is God’s life and sets limits to the range of things we can say God “does.” Correlatively, it offers an account of different senses in which God is “sovereign” and “powerful” in three ways God relates to all else: to create, to bless eschatologically, and to reconcile, as scripturally narrated.
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