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Systematic Theology (Volume 1 of 3)

Augustus Hopkins Strong · Religion_Spirituality · 83 章

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The Project Gutenberg eBook of Systematic Theology (Volume 1 of 3)Contents Preface Part I. Prolegomena.II. Aim of Theology.2. Man's capacity for the knowledge of God 3. God's revelation of himself to man.4. Inferences.Chapter 9 4. Scripture and Romanism.III. Relations of Material to Progress in Theology.Chapter 12 II. Divisions of Theology.III. History of Systematic Theology.V. Text-Books in Theology.Chapter 16 Part II. The Existence Of God.3. Its logical independence and priority.IV. Contents of this Intuition.Chapter 20 II. The Teleological Argument, or Argument from Order and Useful Collocation in Nature.IV. The Ontological Argument, or Argument from our Abstract and Necessary Ideas.Chapter 23 II. Materialistic Idealism.III. Idealistic Pantheism.IV. Ethical Monism.Chapter 27 Part III. The Scriptures A Revelation From God.II. Marks of the Revelation man may expect.2. Possibility of Miracle.5. Evidential force of Miracles.6. Counterfeit Miracles.IV. Prophecy as Attesting a Divine Revelation.2. As to testimony in general.Chapter 35 Chapter II. Positive Proofs That The Scriptures Are A Divine Revelation.I. Genuineness of the Christian Documents.1. Genuineness of the Books of the New Testament.1st. The Myth-theory of Strauss (1808-1874).3d. The Romance-theory of Renan (1823-1892).2. Genuineness of the Books of the Old Testament.II. Credibility of the Writers of the Scriptures.1. Scripture teaching in general.2. Moral System of the New Testament.4. The testimony of Christ to himself—as being a messenger from God and as being one with God.IV. The Historical Results of the Propagation of Scripture Doctrine.Chapter 47 II. Proof of Inspiration.4. The Dynamical Theory.IV. The Union of the Divine and Human Elements in Inspiration.2. Errors in matters of History.5. Errors in quoting or interpreting the Old Testament.7. Certain books unworthy of a place in inspired Scripture.Chapter 54 Part IV. The Nature, Decrees, And Works Of God.IV. Classification of the Attributes.First division.—Spirituality, and attributes therein involved.Second Division.—Infinity, and attributes therein involved.Third Division.—Perfection, and attributes therein involved.3. Holiness.First Division.—Attributes having relation to Time and Space.Second Division.—Attributes having relation to Creation.Third Division.—Attributes having relation to Moral Beings.2. The holiness of God the ground of moral obligation.Chapter 65 Chapter II. Doctrine Of The Trinity.I. In Scriptures there are Three who are recognized as God.1. Proofs from the New Testament.B. Jesus Christ is recognized as God.Chapter 70 Chapter 71 C. The Holy Spirit is recognized as God.2. Intimations of the Old Testament.3. The Holy Spirit is a person.IV. This Tripersonality is not Tritheism; for, while there are three Persons, there is but one Essence.2. Qualified sense of these titles.3. Generation and procession consistent with equality.3. The doctrine of the Trinity has important relations to other doctrines.Chapter 79 2. From Reason.3. That they make God the author of sin.2. True method of preaching the doctrine.THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE