Answer to Eunomius’ Second Book

Remarkable! Gregory of Nyssa’s Answer to Eunomius’ Second Book defied Eunomius who argued for Arianism on strictly philosophical grounds. Gregory rejected the central presupposition of Eunomian theology, which held that concepts essentially predicated of God, can be derived analytically. God is incomprehensible; therefore, to define God’s inner nature, we can only state what His nature is not. Gregory repudiates that the Son and the Holy Spirit are part of created reality and that divine essence is "Ungenerateness" and that we know God by His operations or energies. A lucid and edifying appeal!