There are many philosophers of religion and many different views about God in the Protestant, evangelical world. The 20th and 21st centuries have seen a dramatic shift away from classical theism. For example, the traditional doctrines of divine simplicity, immutability, eternality, and impassibility have been increasingly rejected. The result is a movement in Protestant evangelicalism that is more akin to process theology. It has been said (I believe by Dr. Geisler) that there are only two views of God: classical theism (seen through the works of Thomas Aquinas), and process theology. I believe this is true as God is either simple or complex, unchangeable or changeable, eternal or temporal, impassible or passible. The former options are those of classical theism while the latter are those of process theology.

It is my desire to use this site to defend a classical view of God through traditional moderate realist metaphysics, as seen in the works of Aristotle and Aquinas. This will lead to a moderate realist view of morality as seen with natural law, a classical approach to apologetics, and the view that there is a fixed meaning in the biblical text that can be understood through sound hermeneutics and exegesis (as opposed to most of culture and sadly even the Church, which deny an objective meaning)