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How do Charnock and Berkhof differ on divine simplicity?

Both affirm simplicity, but they ground it differently:

  • Charnock derives simplicity from God's self-existence and spends several discourses on its implications for the attributes. Existence & Attributes · p. 333
  • Berkhof treats it more briefly, as implied by God's unity, and notes the Reformed confessions assume rather than argue it. Systematic Theology · p. 62
  • Your uploaded journal article surveys modern objections both would have rejected. JETS article · p. 7

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