Divine simplicity

In monotheistic theology, the doctrine of Divine Simplicity says that God is simple (without parts).

Not to be confused with monotheism.
Part of a series on the
Attributes of God
in Christianity

This is the idea that God does not exist in parts but is one unified entity, with no distinct attributes; that is, God’s existence is identical to God’s essence.

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