Part I. Theology Proper

Charles Hodge, Systematic Theology.

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Contents (69)

1. Chapter 1. Origin of the Idea of God
2. Chapter 1. Origin of the Idea of God, § 1. The Knowledge of God is Innate
3. Chapter 1. Origin of the Idea of God, § 2. The Knowledge of God is not due to a Process of Reasoning
4. Chapter 1. Origin of the Idea of God, § 3. Knowledge of God not due exclusively to Tradition
5. Chapter 1. Origin of the Idea of God, § 4. Can the Existence of God be proved?
6. Chapter 2. Theism
7. Chapter 2. Theism, § 1. The Ontological Argument
8. Chapter 2. Theism, § 2. The Cosmological Argument
9. Chapter 2. Theism, § 3. The Teleological Argument
10. Chapter 2. Theism, § 4. Objections to the Argument from Design
11. Chapter 2. Theism, § 5. The Moral, or Anthropological Argument
12. Chapter 3. Anti-Theistic Theories, § 1. What is meant by Anti-Theism
13. Chapter 3. Anti-Theistic Theories, § 2. Polytheism
14. Chapter 3. Anti-Theistic Theories, § 3. Hylozoism
15. Chapter 3. Anti-Theistic Theories, § 4. Materialism
16. Chapter 3. Anti-Theistic Theories, § 5. Pantheism
17. Chapter 4. The Knowledge of God
18. Chapter 4. The Knowledge of God, § 1. God can be known
19. Chapter 4. The Knowledge of God, § 2. God cannot be fully known
20. Chapter 4. The Knowledge of God, § 3. Hamilton’s Doctrine
21. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 1. Definitions of God
22. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 2. Divine Attributes
23. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 3. Classification of the Divine Attributes
24. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 4. Spirituality of God
25. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 5. Infinity
26. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 6. Eternity
27. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 7. Immutability
28. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 8. Knowledge
29. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 9. The Will of God
30. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 10. The Power of God
31. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 11. Holiness of God
32. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 12. Justice
33. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 13. The Goodness of God
34. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 14. The Truth of God
35. Chapter 5. Nature and Attributes of God, § 15. Sovereignty
36. Chapter 6. The Trinity, § 1. Preliminary Remarks
37. Chapter 6. The Trinity, § 2. Biblical Form of the Doctrine
38. Chapter 6. The Trinity, § 3. The Transition Period
39. Chapter 6. The Trinity, § 4. The Church Doctrine as presented by the Council of Nice
40. Chapter 6. The Trinity, § 5. Points decided by these Councils
41. Chapter 6. The Trinity, § 6. Examination of the Nicene Doctrine
42. Chapter 6. The Trinity, § 7. Philosophical Form of the Doctrine of the Trinity
43. Chapter 7. The Divinity of Christ, § 1. Testimony of the Old Testament
44. Chapter 7. The Divinity of Christ, § 2. General Characteristics of the New Testament Teaching concerning Christ
45. Chapter 7. The Divinity of Christ, § 3. Particular Passages which Teach the Divinity of Christ
46. Chapter 8. The Holy Spirit, § 1. His Nature
47. Chapter 8. The Holy Spirit, § 2. The Office of the Holy Spirit
48. Chapter 8. The Holy Spirit, § 3. History of the Doctrine concerning the Holy Spirit
49. Chapter 9. The Decrees of God, § 1. The Nature of the Decrees
50. Chapter 9. The Decrees of God, § 2. Objections to the Doctrine of Divine Decrees
51. Chapter 10. Creation, § 1. Different Theories concerning the Origin of the Universe
52. Chapter 10. Creation, § 2. Mediate and Immediate Creation
53. Chapter 10. Creation, § 3. Proof of the Doctrine
54. Chapter 10. Creation, § 4. Objections to the Doctrine
55. Chapter 10. Creation, § 5. Design of the Creation
56. Chapter 10. Creation, § 6. The Mosaic Account of the Creation
57. Chapter 11. Providence, § 1. Preservation
58. Chapter 11. Providence, § 2. Government
59. Chapter 11. Providence, § 3. Different Theories of the Divine Government
60. Chapter 11. Providence, § 4. Principles involved in the Scriptural Doctrine of Providence
61. Chapter 12. Miracles, § 1. Their Nature. Meaning and Usage of the Word
62. Chapter 12. Miracles, § 2. The Possibility of Miracles
63. Chapter 12. Miracles, § 3. Can a Miracle be known as such?
64. Chapter 12. Miracles, § 4. The Value of Miracles as a Proof of a Divine Revelation
65. Chapter 13. Angels
66. Chapter 13. Angels, § 1. Their Nature
67. Chapter 13. Angels, § 2. Their State
68. Chapter 13. Angels, § 3. Their Employments
69. Chapter 13. Angels, § 4. Evil Angels