Systematic theologyCharles Hodge
Systematic theology
by Charles Hodge · first published 1865
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…claim. Even the most cursory glance at historical documents would reveal this belief before the 1930s. One such example (among innumerable others) is from Princeton Seminary professor Charles Hodge's Systematic Theology, published in 1895. > Proof that this is a Christian and Protestant Nation > The proposition that the United States of America are a Christian and Protestant nation, is not so much the assertion of…
on “How religion shaped modern economics” ↗…law, moral law, Old Covenant, New Covenant, then I can point you to some excellent study guides and sermons. Been there. I found the Skeptic's Annotated Bible was more convincing than, say, Grudem's Systematic Theology, or any of the other reading from seminary.
on “19th Century Marriage Manuals: Advice for Young Husbands” ↗> Among the most puzzling and paradoxical ideas in his Systematic Theology (1951) is his statement that ‘God does not exist’ and that ‘to argue that God exists is to deny him.’ Tillich goes on to state that the word ‘existence’ should never be used in conjunction with the word…
on “My grandfather Paul Tillich, the unbelieving theologian” ↗