New England, And Her Institutions
New England, And Her Institutions
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The following is a list of the topics which engage attention, in the order in which they are taken up : 1. Natural theology. 2. Evidences of divine revelation. 3. Inspiration of the SeriptureSv 4.
Christian theology. 6. Divine attributes. 6. Tri- nity in the Godhead. 7. Character of Christ. 8.
Sonship of Christ. 9. Holy Spirit. 10. Divine purposes. 11. Moral agency. 12, Original apos- tasy. 13. Character and state of man since the falK 14. Atonement 15. Regeneration. 16. Christian virtue, or ho...liness. 17. Particular branches of Christian virtue. 18. Justification. 19. Perse* verance of the saints. 20. Future state. 21. Fu-' ture punishment. 22. Positive institutions. ^3.
Christian church. 24. Infant baptism. 25. Mode of baptism. 26. Lord's supper. These general topics, of course, admit of many subdivisions^ which it is not necessary here to introduce.
There is an outline of the course of study placed in the hands of each of the students, in which there is reference to all the important works in the library which treat of the subject under invea* 190 GOLLBGZ XJF8.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following is a list of the topics which engage attention, in the order in which they are taken up : 1. Natural theology. 2. Evidences of divine revelation. 3. Inspiration of the SeriptureSv 4.
Christian theology. 6. Divine attributes. 6. Tri- nity in the Godhead. 7. Character of Christ. 8.
Sonship of Christ. 9. Holy Spirit. 10. Divine purposes. 11. Moral agency. 12, Original apos- tasy. 13. Character and state of man since the falK 14. Atonement 15. Regeneration. 16. Christian virtue, or ho...liness. 17. Particular branches of Christian virtue. 18. Justification. 19. Perse* verance of the saints. 20. Future state. 21. Fu-' ture punishment. 22. Positive institutions. ^3.
Christian church. 24. Infant baptism. 25. Mode of baptism. 26. Lord's supper. These general topics, of course, admit of many subdivisions^ which it is not necessary here to introduce.
There is an outline of the course of study placed in the hands of each of the students, in which there is reference to all the important works in the library which treat of the subject under invea* 190 GOLLBGZ XJF8.
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