Charles Hodge — Essays and Reviews, selected from the Princeton Review (New York: Robert Carter & Brothers, 1857).

Eighteen of Hodge’s reviews, on regeneration, Stuart on the Romans, the atonement, the ground of faith in the Scriptures, theories of the church, the Church of Rome, Finney’s theology, the support of the clergy, Bushnell on Christian nurture, the Lord’s Supper, boards of missions, slavery and emancipation, and the ‘theology of the intellect and that of the feelings’.

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Contents (18)

  1. I. Regeneration
  2. II. Stuart on the Romans
  3. III. The Latest Form of Infidelity
  4. IV. Beman on the Atonement
  5. V. Ground of Faith in the Scriptures
  6. VI. Theories of the Church
  7. VII. Is the Church of Rome a Part of the Visible Church?
  8. VIII. Finney’s Lectures on Theology
  9. IX. Support of the Clergy
  10. X. Bushnell on Christian Nurture
  11. XI. Doctrine of the Reformed Church on the Lord’s Supper
  12. XII. Responsibilities of Boards of Missions
  13. XIII. God in Christ
  14. XIV. Slavery
  15. XV. Emancipation
  16. XVI. The Theology of the Intellect and That of the Feelings, Article I
  17. XVII. The Theology of the Intellect and That of the Feelings, Article II
  18. XVIII. The Theology of the Intellect and That of the Feelings, Article III