TryingToLearn
Puritan Board Freshman
I am having a hard time finding classical Reformed writers who refer to God as "Beauty" or even affirm that beauty is one of the transcendentals. The closest I can find is Keckermann (https://regensburgforum.com/2017/05...-and-the-beautiful-in-reformed-scholasticism/) but even then he doesn't provide much and his view is sort of strange to me. Do any of the classical Reformed writers follow the Augustinian tradition before then in affirming beauty as a transcendental and also affirming Beauty as an attribute of God?