Calvinist Louis Berkhof explains the difference between incommunicable and communicable attributes: 4. The most common distinction is that between incommunicable and communicable attributes. The former are those to which there is nothing analogous in the creature, as aseity, simplicity, immensity, etc.; the latter those to which the properties of the human spirit bear some analogy, … Continue reading Berkhof on Incommunicable Attributes