From Reformation to Reformation

THESIS I: Hitherto the προλεγόμενα/Prolegomena of Christian Theology: now follows the explication of the body of Theology itself by...

Among the Adversaries of the more recent age, following in the footsteps of the Pelagians and Semi-Pelagians, the Papists at the Council...

Thesis I: The knowledge of God is defined. Thesis II: God is described. Explanation: 1. The description of God is confirmed. 2. The...

The Inscription. Solomon was the author of the book, not the collector, 1. Why he imposed the name קֹהֶלֶת/Qoheleth/Preacher upon...

Thesis: The Distribution of Christian Theology. Explanation: The distribution is proven. THESIS: Hitherto concerning the causes of...

The Adversaries here are many, whether ancient, or more recent, against whom the truth just now confirmed must be maintained. The ancient...

THESIS V: There is Perspicuity, whereby what things are necessary to be known for salvation are so perspicuously and clearly set forth...

What was expounded and enlarged in Chapter VI, § 9, even the Independence of the Divine Decree in general, that no less than other...

Thesis I: The Adjuncts of Scripture are enumerated at seven. Thesis II: The authentic edition. Explanation: 1. It is proven, that...

Divine Wisdom, which we have already observed in a general way on His Decrees, Chapter VI, § 8, especially comes to be celebrated in the...

Thesis I: The instrumental Efficient of Theology, the word of God written, or the Scripture. Explanation: 1. The means, whereby the...

As in Chapter VI, § 7, I gave a proof for the Liberty of the Decrees in General, so the same comes to be applied in particular to the...

Thesis I: The Προλεγόμενα/Prolegomena of Christian Theology are set forth in five heads. Explanation: What προλεγόμενα/prolegomena are....

Dr. Dilday's Lecture: "The Vestibule of Systematic Theology" Dr. Dilday's Lecture: "Theological Prolegomena"

It was seen in § 4-6 that Predestination has regard to the Decrees of God; it follows that the same is also Eternal, α. on account of...

Predestination is, as a Decree, 1. an Act of God, since He alone is eternal, most free, most wise, independent, and the immutable Lord...

Grace and Peace to the benevolent Reader. Marvel not, O benevolent Reader, that after so many volumes, syntagmas, systems, compendia,...

To you, Illustrious and Most Noble Lord, Lords Most Gracious, I now turn myself, and briefly show why I would wish your illustrious names...

Concerning the Definition of Predestination,[1] consult TRIGLAND’S Kerckelycke Geschiedenissen, volume 1, pages 3b-5a. [1] Marckius’...

Predestination is not able to be denied, α. since God has decreed all future things, according to Chapter VI, § 11. β. But if God has...