Morris – Men of Science, Men of God’s Creation
Men of Science, Men of God’s Creation by Henry Morris is an eight chapter work examining Great Scientists of the Past who believed the Bible.
Tag: Creation
Westminster Confession of Faith
Westminster Confession of Faith is a classic confession of Faith which is used by the Presbyterian church around the world for many years now.confess
Dabney, R.L. – Systematic Theology
Dabney was a Baptist, and this work is his Systematic Theology. Dabney was also Calvinistic.
Wesley, J. – John Wesley’s Sermons
John Wesley (1703-1791) founded Methodism. A prolific writer, he printed several volumes of his sermons during his lifetime. The published sermons either were rewritten from ones that he had preached or were written specifically for print.
We use Thomas Jackson’s numbering for John Wesley’s sermons (the text is from the 1872 edition).John Wesley’s Sermons module has 141 sermons by John Welsey
Warfield Calvin and Calvinism
This seven chapter work Calvin and Calvinism deals with Calvinism, and looks at Calvinism’s view of Bible doctrines, such as man, the Trinity, God, Creation, John Calvin the Theologian, the Theology of Calvin, etc.
Pope – Compendium of Christian Theology
William Burt Pope’s Compendium of Christian Theology is a work different from other theologies. He is definitely reformed in his view, but his presentation of the doctrines is not “standard” all the way around. For example, the names of the Redeemer, he doesn’t just give us a list of names, but a treatment of the idea in general.
Boyce – Abstract of Systematic Theology
Abstract of Systematic Theology is a 21 chapter work (short chapters) by Boyce (Baptist) that has a few half dozen questions in each section
Miley Systematic Theology (2 vols)
Miley Systematic Theology covers an introduction to Theology, Theism, Theology, Anthropology, Christology, Soteriology, Eschatology, and appendices on Inspiration, Angels, and the Arminian Treatment of Original Sin.
Baier – Compendium of Positive Theology
The Baier/Walther Compendium of Positive Theology served as the systematic theology textbook for the first few generations of Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod pastors. Written in Latin, it is a revised edition of a classic work by the Seventeenth Century Lutheran dogmatian Johannes Baier. This edition contains an English translation of the theses at the head of each chapter. Later editions will offer the full text of the work.