Simplicity

In the context of divine attributes, simplicity refers to the idea that God is not made up of parts or separate attributes; instead, God is a unified whole. This means that God's qualities, like goodness, wisdom, and power, are not independent traits but are all expressions of God's singular essence. Just as a pure light is not a mixture of colors but rather a unified source, God's nature is fundamental and indivisible. This perspective emphasizes that to understand God’s greatness is to recognize His complete and undivided nature.