History of Christian Doctrine

George Park Fisher

C. Scribner's sons, 1906 - Theology, Doctrinal - 583 pages

Contents

• of the divine will The ground of all merit said to be the divine: lxviii
• CHAPTER IV: lxix
• Lglowing words Yet the punishment of the wicked is eternal fire: lxxi
• CHAPTER VI: lxxiii
• CHAPTER VII: lxxiv
• CHAPTER IX: lxxviii
• INTRODUCTION: 1
• principle the normative authority of the Bible The believer: 11
• ANCIENT THEOLOGY: 23
• CHAPTER II: 34
• sophical forms IRENEUS and HIPPOLYTUS of the Asia Minor: 40
• CHAPTER III: 41
• THE JUDAIC SEPARATIST PARTIESTHE GNOSTIC SECTSMARCION 4860: 48
• THE BEGINNINGS OF THEOLOGYTHE GREEK APOLOGISTS 6169: 61
• THE RISE OF THE OLD CATHOLIC CHURCHTHE RULE OF FAITH: 70
• a zeal for the study of classical literature spread abroad in: 81
• CHAPTER VII: 84
• ophy Magnifies the authority of tradition Heretics are to: 94
• MONARCHIANISM MONARCHIANISM OVERCOME IN THE EASTTHE: 98
• Church to be the judge of interpretations of Scripture: 99
• PERIOD II: 117
• bius Athanasius Chrysostom The Apocalypse in the fourth: 124
• THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY TO: 134
• CHAPTER IV: 148
• CHAPTER V: 161
• NASIUS teaches that it would not be fitting for God to undo: 168
• THE THEOLOGICAL SYSTEM OF AUGUSTINE THE PELAGIAN CON: 176
• PELAGIANISM AND THE THEOLOGY OF THE EAST ON THE CONTRO: 194
• PART II: 199
• CHAPTER II: 205
• CHARACTERISTICS OF SCHOLASTICIS M THE SCHOLASTIC MAXIM: 212
• CHAPTER V: 229
• NATURAL THEOLOGY AND CHRISTIAN: 234
• CHAPTER VII: 245
• the will in relation to grace a coefficient or is grace still the sole: 250
• THE SACRAMENTS 254262: 254
• riety of his powers The original founder of the Scholastic theol: 256
• CHAPTER IX: 263
• MODERN THEOLOGY: 269
• the canon and particular books in it with the principle of: 282
• THE THEOLOGY OF ZWINGLITHE EUCHARISTIC CONTROVERSY: 285
• Christ Zwingli contended that the human body of Christ is: 291
• THE THEOLOGY OF CALVIN 298309: 298
• CHAPTER IV: 310
• CHAPTER V: 317
• The antitrinitarians did not share in the veneration for the past: 321
• CHAPTER VI: 326
• THE ARMINIAN REVOLT AGAINST CALVINISMTHE SCHOOL: 337
• Logos No immanent Trinity A Pantheistic leaven in the specu: 352
• CHAPTER VIII: 353
• THE ARIAN CONTROVERSY IN ENGLANDTHE ENGLISH DEISTIC: 370
• troversy occasioned by Bishop SHERLOCKS Work on the Trinity: 372
• Collins CLARKE contended for the selfdetermining power of: 380
• FROM THE PHILOSOPHY OF LOCKE AND LEIBNITZ TO THE PRESENT: 381
• from the constitution of ourselves and the world BERKELEY: 391
• THEOLOGY IN AMERICA IN THE EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH CEN: 394
• idence The work on the Affections undertakes to dis: 411
• Coelestius condemned by a synod at Carthage repaired to: 415
• widespread perpetual clash of controversy inspired a longing: 421
• insisted on the reality and value of the Gospel miracles But this: 438
• should be Christian nurture in the family the means established: 445
• THE EVAN: 446
• LEY denies Apostolic Succession approximates to a Congregational: 453
• charged with betraying the English Church This imputation gain: 481

Bibliographic information

• Title: History of Christian Doctrine; Internat. theol. libr; Volume 4 of International theological library; Series title also at head of t.-p; The international theological library, ed. by C. A. Briggs and S. D. F. Salmond. IV
• Author: George Park Fisher
• Edition: 2
• Publisher: C. Scribner's sons, 1906
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Dec 4, 2008
• Length: 583 pages