Jonah's Interactions with God and Classical Theism

The chapter covers the story of Jonah and his interactions with God, exploring themes of repentance and mercy. It contrasts the anthropomorphic portrayal of God in the Hebrew Bible with the characteristics of God in classical theism, particularly focusing on Aquinas' views. The discussion also delves into Aquinas' interpretation of the Holy Spirit and divine indwelling, emphasizing the idea of intimacy and unity between believers and God.