| › Chapter 1. Introductory - I. Natural and Revealed Religion.
II. The Holy Scriptures.
We are about to attempt a statement of the main doctrines of the Christian Faith, tak ...read |
| › Chapter 2. The Doctrine of God - I. Theism. II. The Holy Trinity.
I. Theism.
In these pages, of course, no attempt is made to elaborate the argument for God from man and nature. ...read |
| › Chapter 3. The Doctrine of the Father - The Doctrine of the Father
On this most sacred region of truth much is best said under the Doctrine of the Son, and that of the Spirit. The study o ...read |
| › Chapter 4. The Doctrine of Christ - I. The Person of Christ.
We approach the subject of the Person and Work of our most sacred Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. He is "the Son of God, th ...read |
| › Chapter 5. The Doctrine of Christ (Continued) - II. The Work of Christ.
(1) As regards Creation generally, Scripture reveals the Eternal Son, the Logos, the living Fiat of the Father's will, is c ...read |
| › Chapter 6. The Work of Christ - The Resurrection, Ascension, Session, and Return.
We do not state here the proof of the fact of our Lord's Resurrection. That all-important questio ...read |
| › Chapter 7. The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit - I. The Personallty of the Holy Spirit.
II. The Work of the Holy Spirit.
III. History of the Doctrine of the Holy Spirit.
(1) We have already ...read |
| › Chapter 8. The Doctrine of Man - I. Man as Created.
II. Man as Fallen.
III. Man as Restored.
I. Man as Created.
Scripture gives no formulated Anthropology. But in its repr ...read |
| › Chapter 9. The Doctrine of the Church - "That Church of Christ which we properly term His body mystical, can be but one; neither can that one be sensibly discerned by any man, inasmuch as th ...read |
| › Chapter 10. The Doctrine of the Ministry - The New Testament contains numerous allusions to offices and officers in the visible Church, and to a special designation and ordination of men to Chu ...read |
| › Chapter 11. The Doctrine of the Sacraments - "Sacraments ordained of Christ be not only badges or tokens of Christian men's profession, but rather they be certain sure witnesses and effectual sig ...read |
