Charles Hodge - Systematic Theology

Milton S. Terry

©1907 The Doctrine of the Resurrection (Pages 212 – 251) Adam Clarke thus comments: "I do not think that he refers to the resurrection of the body, but to the resurrection of the soul in this life; to the regaining of the image which Adam lost."

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Introduction | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4

Introduction

PART 1 Theology Proper
Origin of the Idea of God The Knowledge of God is Innate The Knowledge of God is not due to a Process of Reasoning Knowledge of God not due exclusively to Tradition Can the Existence of God be proved? Theism The Ontological Argument The Cosmological Argument The Teleological Argument Objections to the Argument from Design The Moral, or Anthropological Argument Anti-Theistic Theories What is meant by Anti-Theism Polytheism Hylozoism Materialism Pantheism				Knowledge of God God can be known God cannot be fully known Hamilton's Doctrine. The Nature and Attributes of God Definitions of God Divine Attributes Classification of the Divine Attributes Spirituality of God Infinity Eternity Immutability Knowledge The Will of God The Power of God Holiness of God Justice The Goodness of God The Truth of God Sovereignty
The Trinity Preliminary Remarks Biblical Form of the Doctrine The Transition Period The Church Doctrine as presented by the Council of Nice Points decided by these Councils Examination of the Nicene Doctrine Philosophical Form of the Doctrine of the Trinity The Divinity of Christ Testimony of the Old Testament General Characteristics of the New Testament Teaching concerning Christ. Particular Passages which Teach the Divinity of Christ The Holy Spirit His Nature The Office of the Holy Spirit History of the Doctrine concerning the Holy Spirit. The Decrees of God The Nature of the Decrees Objections to the Doctrine of Divine Decrees				Creation Different Theories concerning the Origin of the Universe Mediate and Immediate Creation Proof of the Doctrine Objections to the Doctrine Design of the Creation The Mosaic Account of the Creation Providence Preservation Government Different Theories of the Divine Government Principles involved in the Scriptural Doctrine of Providence Miracles Their Nature. Meaning and Usage of the Word The Possibility of Miracle Can a Miracle be known as such? The Value of Miracles as a Proof of a Divine Revelation Angels Their Nature Their State Their Employments Evil Angels

PART 2
Anthropology

PART 3 Soteriology
Plan of Salvation God has such a Plan Supralapsarianism Infralapsarianism Hypothetical Redemption The Lutheran Doctrine as to the Plan of Salvation The Remonstrant Doctrine Wesleyan Arminianism The Augustinian Scheme Objections to the Augustinian Scheme Covenant of Grace The Plan of Salvation is a Covenant Different Views of the Nature of this Covenant Parties to the Covenant Covenant of Redemption The Covenant of Grace The Identity of the Covenant of Grace under all Dispensations Different Dispensations The Person of Christ Preliminary Remarks The Scriptural Facts concerning the Person of Christ The Hypostatical Union Consequences of the Hypostatical Union Erroneous and Heretical Doctrines on the Person of Christ. Doctrine of the Reformed Churches Lutheran Doctrine Later Forms of the Doctrine Modern Forms of the Doctrine				The Mediatorial Work of Christ Christ the only Mediator Qualifications for the Work Qualifications for the Work Prophetic Office Nature of the Prophetic Office How Christ executes the Office of a Prophet. Priestly Office Christ is truly, not figuratively, a Priest Christ our only Priest Definition of Terms. Satisfaction of Christ Statement of the Doctrine The Intrinsic Worth of Christ's Satisfaction Doctrine of the Scotists and Remonstrants Satisfaction rendered to Justice The Work of Christ Satisfies the Demands of the Law Proof of the Doctrine Objections For Whom Did Christ Die? State of the Question Proof of the Augustinian Doctrine Theories of the Atonement The Orthodox View Doctrine of some of the Fathers The Moral Theory The Governmental Theory The Mystical Theory Concluding Remarks
Intercession of Christ Christ our lntercessor Its Nature Its Objects Intercession of Saints. Kingly Office of Christ The Church God's Kingdom Christ is truly a King Nature of Christ's Kingdom The Kingdom of Glory The Humiliation of Christ Includes his Incarnation He was made under the Law His Sufferings and Death He endured the Wrath of God His Death and Burial The Exaltation of Christ Resurrection of Christ Ascension of Christ Sitting at the Right Hand of God Christ's coming to judge the World.				Vocation Scriptural Usage of the Word The External Call Common Grace Efficacious Grace Proof of the Doctrine Objections History of the Doctrine of Grace Regeneration Usage of the Word Nature of Regeneration The Evangelical Doctrine Objection Faith Preliminary Remarks The Psychological Nature of Faith Different Kinds of Faith Faith and Knowledge Faith and Feeling Faith and Love The Object of Saving Faith Effects of Faith
Justification Symbolical Statement of the Doctrine Justification is a Forensic Act Works not the Ground of Justification. The Righteousness of Christ the Ground of Justification Imputation of Righteousness Proof of the Doctrine. The Consequences of the Imputation of Righteousness Relation of Faith to Justification Objections to the Protestant Doctrine of Justification Departures from the Protestant Doctrine Modern Views on Justification Sanctification Its Nature Wherein it consists The Method of Sanctification The Fruits of Sanctification, or Good Works Necessity of Good Works Relation of Good Works to Reward Perfectionism Theories of Perfectionism Pelagian Theory				The Law Preliminary Principles Division of the Contents of the Decalogue Preface to the Ten Commandments The First Commandment The Invocation of Saints and Angels The Second Commandment The Third Commandment The Fourth Commandment The Fifth Commandment The Sixth Commandment The Seventh Commandment The Eighth Commandment The Ninth Commandment The Tenth Commandment The Means of Grace The Word The Sacraments. Their Nature Number of the Sacraments The Efficacy of the Sacraments. The Necessity of the Sacraments Validity of the Sacraments Baptism The Formula of Baptism. The Subjects of Baptism
The Means of Grace Infant Baptism Whose Children are entitled to Baptism. Efficacy of Baptism Lutheran Doctrine of Baptism Doctrine of the Church of Rome The Lord's Supper Doctrine of the Reformed Church on the Lord's Supper Modern Views concerning the Lord's Supper The Lutheran Doctrine concerning the Lord's Supper Doctrine of the Church of Rome on the Lord's Supper Prayer

PART 4 Eschatology
State of the Soul After Death. § 1. Protestant Doctrine. § 2. The Sleep of the Soul. § 3. Patristic Doctrine of the Intermediate State. § 4. Doctrine of the Church of Rome. Resurrection. § 1. The Scriptural Doctrine. § 2. History of the Doctrine. Second Advent. § 1. Preliminary Remarks. § 2. The Common Church Doctrine. § 3. The Personal Advent of Christ. § 4. The Calling of the Gentiles. § 5. Conversion of the Jews. § 6. Antichrist. Concomitants of the Second Advent. § 1. The General Resurrection. § 2. The Final Judgment. § 3. The End of the World. § 4. The Kingdon of Heaven. § 5. The Theory of the Pre-millennial Advent. § 6. Future Punishment.

Dr. Samuel Lee (1849)

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	Eph 3 :21 Unto him be glory in the Church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages World Without End Amen
SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY by, Charles Hodge