Writings of Charles Hodge - Volume 1

1 00.00. Hodge Charles - Library 2 01.00. Justification 3 01.01. Justification 4 01.02. The Demands of the Law Are Satasfied by What Christ Has Done 5 01.03. The Righteousness of Christ - The True Ground of Our Justification 6 02.0.0. SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY (3 Vol) 7 02.1.0.1. CONTENTS 8 02.1.1.0. Chapter I ON METHOD 9 02.1.1.1. Theology a Science 10 02.1.1.2. Theological Method 11 02.1.1.3. The Speculative Method 12 02.1.1.4. The Mystical Method 13 02.1.1.5. The Inductive Method 14 02.1.1.6. The Scriptures contain all the Facts Method 15 02.1.2.0. Chapter II THEOLOGY 16 02.1.2.1. It's Nature 17 02.1.2.2. The Facts of Nature Reveal God 18 02.1.2.3. Insufficiency of Natural Theology 19 02.1.2.4. Christian Theology 20 02.1.3.0. Chapter III RATIONALISM 21 02.1.3.1. Meaning and Usage of the Word 22 02.1.3.2. Deistical Rationalism 23 02.1.3.3. The Second Form of Rationalism 24 02.1.3.4. Dogmatism, or the Third Form of Rationalism 25 02.1.3.5. Proper Office, Reason ,Matters, Religion 26 02.1.3.6. Relation of Philosophy and Revelation 27 02.1.3.7. Office of the Senses in Matters of Faith 28 02.1.4.0. CHAPTER IV MYSTICISM 29 02.1.4.1. Meaning of Words Enthusiasm and Mysticism 30 02.1.4.2. Mysticism in the Early Church. 31 02.1.4.3. Mysticism during the Middle Ages 32 02.1.4.4. Mysticism at, and after the Reformation 33 02.1.4.5. Quietism 34 02.1.4.6. The Quakers or Friends 35 02.1.4.7. Objections to the Mystical Theory 36 02.1.5.0. CHAPTER V ROMAN CATHOLIC RULE OF FAITH 37 02.1.5.1. Statement of the Doctrine 38 02.1.5.2. Roman Doctrine concerning the Scriptures 39 02.1.5.4. The Office of the Church as Teacher 40 02.1.5.5. Examination of the Romish Doctrine. 41 02.1.5.6. Exam Doctrine of Church of Rome,Tradition 42 02.1.5.7. Office of the Church as a Teacher 43 02.1.6.0. CHAPTER VI PROTESTANT RULE OF FAITH 44 02.1.6.1. Statement of the Doctrine 45 02.1.6.2. The Scriptures are Infallible 46 02.1.6.3. Adverse Theories 47 02.1.6.4. The Completeness of the Scriptures 48 02.1.6.5. Perspicuity of the Scriptures 49 02.1.6.6. Rules of interpretation 50 02.1.7.0. THEOLOGY PROPER 51 02.1.7.01.0. CHAPTER I ORIGIN OF THE IDEA OF GOD 52 02.1.7.01.1. The Knowledge of God is Innate 53 02.1.7.01.2. Knowledge God not due Process of Reasoning 54 02.1.7.01.3. Knowledge God not exclusively toTradition 55 02.1.7.01.4. Can the Existence of God be proved? 56 02.1.7.02.0. CHAPTER II. THEISM 57 02.1.7.02.1. The Ontological Argument 58 02.1.7.02.2. The Cosmological Argument 59 02.1.7.02.3. The Teleological Argument 60 02.1.7.02.4. Objections to the Argument from Design 61 02.1.7.02.5. The Moral or Anthropological Argument 62 02.1.7.03.0. CHAPTER III ANTI-THEISTIC THEORIES 63 02.1.7.03.1. What is meant by Anti-Theism 64 02.1.7.03.2. Polytheism 65 02.1.7.03.3. Hylozoism 66 02.1.7.03.4.A. Materialism 67 02.1.7.03.4.B. cont.. 68 02.1.7.03.4.C. cont.. 69 02.1.7.03.5.A. Pantheism 70 02.1.7.03.5.B. cont.. 71 02.1.7.04.0. CHAPTER IV THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD 72 02.1.7.04.1. God can be known 73 02.1.7.04.2. God cannot be fully known 74 02.1.7.04.3. Hamilton’s Doctrine 75 02.1.7.05.0. CHAPTER V NATURE ATTRIBUTES OF GOD 76 02.1.7.05.01. Definitions of God 77 02.1.7.05.02. Divine Attributes 78 02.1.7.05.03. Classification of the Divine Attributes 79 02.1.7.05.04. Spirituality of God 80 02.1.7.05.05. Infinity 81 02.1.7.05.06. Eternity 82 02.1.7.05.07. Immutability 83 02.1.7.05.08. Knowledge 84 02.1.7.05.09. The Will of God 85 02.1.7.05.10. The Power of God. 86 02.1.7.05.11. Holiness of God 87 02.1.7.05.12. Justice 88 02.1.7.05.13. The Goodness of God 89 02.1.7.05.14. The Truth of God 90 02.1.7.05.15. Sovereignty 91 02.1.7.06.0. CHAPTER VI THE TRINITY 92 02.1.7.06.1. Preliminary Remarks 93 02.1.7.06.2. Biblical Form of the Doctrine 94 02.1.7.06.3. The Transition Period 95 02.1.7.06.4. Doctrine as presented by Council of Nice 96 02.1.7.06.5. Points decided by these Councils 97 02.1.7.06.6. Examination of the Nicene Doctrine 98 02.1.7.06.7. Philosophical Form Doctrine of Trinity 99 02.1.7.07.0. CHAPTER VII THE DIVINITY OF CHRIST 100 02.1.7.07.1. Testimony of the Old Testament