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This chapter delves into the doctrine of divine impassibility, illustrating how it defines God as being without passions or emotional experiences like humans. The speakers discuss its historical significance and theological foundations within reformed and Protestant traditions, clarifying the implications of 'passions' in understanding God's nature.

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