So far, this is mainly just notes on Colin Gunton's The Triune Creator, though I'm planning to fill it out with further reading. It'll be clear to any reader that my main concerns here are to argue for human free will and to portray creation and redemption as one process arising from God's one will and not interrupted or derailed by the human fall into sin. One might say that a subsidiary concern here is maintenance of an anthropocentric understanding of the universe, but that is not disputed within (or perhaps I should say "from within") Christian theology. If, indeed, there are "other worlds" that are not focused on our existence, then at least God's revelation to us concerns his relationship with us. And besides, such questions are too speculative for my taste.

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