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Will Bill, you're making some great progress on your systematic philosophical theology.

You're writing that? Where are you in the process?

I am indeed making great progress. Kevin, I have finished

revising volume one and have sent it off to the publisher who will now send it out for review.

So I am already starting now my work on volume two.

Outstanding. You've been working on divine and corporeality lately.

And some of our viewers and listeners may be unaware of divine and corporeality.

Shannon Bird is a friend and follower of reasonable faith.

And he has a really good theology and apologetics blog.

And he writes in this article,

traditional Christianity affirms that God is an immaterial, non-physical reality.

That is to say that God is formless or without body.

Christianity has historically opposed material conceptions of God

and instead, positive that God, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit,

are lacking any material structure or composition.

That is, apart from the incarnation of Christ, which we'll get into a little bit later.

What do you think of that summation, Bill?

Well, I think that Shannon is quite right in saying that divine and corporeality

means that God is an immaterial, non-physical reality.

We should not say that it means that God doesn't have a body.

Because as he indicates in his very last phrase,

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