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Systematic Theology

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Systematic Theology Augustus H. Strong 1907 baptist

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1.1 Definition of Theology

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1.2 Aim of Theology

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1.3 Possibility of Theology

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1.4 Necessity of Theology

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1.5 Relation of Theology to Religion

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2.1 Sources of Theology

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2.2 Limitations of Theology

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2.3 Relations of Material to Progress in Theology

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3.1 Requisites to the study of Theology

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3.2 Divisions of Theology

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3.3 History of Systematic Theology

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3.4 Order of Treatment in Systematic Theology

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3.5 Text-Books in Theology

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4.1 First Truths in General

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4.2 The Existence of God a first truth

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4.3 Other Supposed Sources of our Idea of God’s Existence

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4.4 Contents of this Intuition

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5.1 The Cosmological Argument, or Argument from Change in Nature

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5.2 The Teleological Argument, or Argument from Order and Useful

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5.3 The Anthropological Argument, or Argument from Man’s Mental and Moral

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5.4 The Ontological Argument, or Argument from our Abstract and Necessary

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6.1 Materialism

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6.2 Materialistic Idealism

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6.3 Idealistic Pantheism

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6.4 Ethical Monism

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7.1 Reasons _a priori_ for expecting a Revelation from God

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7.2 Marks of the Revelation man may expect

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7.3 Miracles, as attesting a Divine Revelation

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7.4 Prophecy as Attesting a Divine Revelation

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7.5 Principles of Historical Evidence applicable to the Proof of a Divine

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8.1 Genuineness of the Christian Documents

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8.2 Credibility of the Writers of the Scriptures

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8.3 The Supernatural Character of the Scripture Teaching

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8.4 The Historical Results of the Propagation of Scripture Doctrine

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9.1 Definition of Inspiration

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9.2 Proof of Inspiration

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9.3 Theories of Inspiration

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9.4 The Union of the Divine and Human Elements in Inspiration

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9.5 Objections to the Doctrine of Inspiration

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10.1 Definition of the term Attributes

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10.2 Relation of the divine Attributes to the divine Essence

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10.3 Methods of determining the divine Attributes

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10.4 Classification of the Attributes

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10.5 Absolute or Immanent Attributes

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10.6 Relative or Transitive Attributes

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10.7 Rank and Relations of the several Attributes

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11.1 In Scriptures there are Three who are recognized as God

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11.2 These Three are so described in Scripture that we are compelled to

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11.3 This Tripersonality of the Divine Nature is not merely economic and

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11.4 This Tripersonality is not Tritheism; for, while there are three

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11.5 The Three Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, are equal

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11.6 Inscrutable, yet not self-contradictory, this Doctrine furnishes the

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12.1 Definition of Decrees

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12.2 Proof of the Doctrine of Decrees

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12.3 Objections to the Doctrine of Decrees

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12.4 Concluding Remarks

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13.1 Definition Of Creation

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13.2 Proof of the Doctrine of Creation

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13.3 Theories which oppose Creation

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13.4 The Mosaic Account of Creation

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13.5 God’s End in Creation

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13.6 Relation of the Doctrine of Creation to other Doctrines

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14.1 Man a Creation of God and a Child of God

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14.2 Unity of the Human Race

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14.3 Essential Elements of Human Nature

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14.4 Origin of the Soul

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14.5 The Moral Nature of Man

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15.1 Essentials of Man’s Original State

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15.2 Incidents of Man’s Original State

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16.1 Law in General

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16.2 The Law of God in Particular

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16.3 Relation of the Law to the Grace of God

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16.4 How did all By following By consciously By voluntary

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16.5 What is Only of evil Evil tendencies Uncondemnable

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16.6 What is Every man’s own Only man’s own Man’s individual

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16.7 What is Spiritual and Physical and Spiritual and

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16.8 How are By following By co-operating By accepting

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17.1 Negative Preparation,—in the history of the heathen world

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17.2 Positive Preparation,—in the history of Israel

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17.3 The Union of the two Natures in one Person

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18.1 Election

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18.2 Calling

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18.3 Conversion

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18.4 Justification

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19.1 Definition of the Church

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19.2 Organization of the Church

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19.3 Government of the Church

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19.4 Relation of Local Churches to one another

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20.1 Baptism

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20.2 The Lord’s Supper

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20.3 The Second Coming of Christ

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20.4 The Resurrection

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20.5 The Last Judgment

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20.6 The Final States of the Righteous and of the Wicked

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