Investigations Representing the Departments; Part 1. Systematic Theology, Church History, Practical Theology; Part 2. Philosophy, Education
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But let anyone attempt this task, and he will find his attention concentrated rather on the objective elaboration of doctrines than on their practical pertinency.
The prevalent dislike of " theological " sermons is grounded on a popular perception of this psychological defect. We may illustrate this point by reference to one or two doctrines which have been incorporated into theological treatises.
The epistle to the Hebrews contains the most elaborate scriptural exposition of the work of Christ... as our Savior. If, now, the systematic theologian is to reproduce biblical truth, he must incorporate the teaching of this epistle into his system. The argument of the epistle presupposes in the reader certain convictions concerning the validity of the Levitical priesthood, and a detailed theory concerning the significance of Melchizedek. For those for whom the epistle was written these presuppositions formed the psychological point of contact by which the exalted teaching of the epistle was made effective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But let anyone attempt this task, and he will find his attention concentrated rather on the objective elaboration of doctrines than on their practical pertinency.
The prevalent dislike of " theological " sermons is grounded on a popular perception of this psychological defect. We may illustrate this point by reference to one or two doctrines which have been incorporated into theological treatises.
The epistle to the Hebrews contains the most elaborate scriptural exposition of the work of Christ... as our Savior. If, now, the systematic theologian is to reproduce biblical truth, he must incorporate the teaching of this epistle into his system. The argument of the epistle presupposes in the reader certain convictions concerning the validity of the Levitical priesthood, and a detailed theory concerning the significance of Melchizedek. For those for whom the epistle was written these presuppositions formed the psychological point of contact by which the exalted teaching of the epistle was made effective.
What to read after Investigations Representing the Departments; Part 1. Systematic Theology, Church History, Practical Theology; Part 2. Philosophy, Education?
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