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Victorian (1800–1900)

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Charles Hodge

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Systematic Theology

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Part I. Theology Proper

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Chapter 4. The Knowledge of God

Chapter 4. The Knowledge of God

1871–18731 min read

Having considered the arguments in favor of the doctrine that God is, and also the various systems opposed to Theism, we come now to consider the question, Can God be known? and if so, How? that is, How does the mind proceed in forming its idea of God, and, How do we know that God really is what we believe Him to be?


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