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Strong, Thomas Banks

 
9781440065743: A Manual of Theology (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Understand the core ideas of Christian belief from creation to the Church through the lens of the Incarnation. This concise guide explains how key doctrines fit together for readers new to theology.

The book surveys central topics in Christian theology, tracing how the Incarnation shapes views of God, creation, evil, salvation, and the life of the Church. It spans from the nature of God and the meaning of the Incarnation to the role of the Church and the sacraments in everyday faith.

What you’ll experience:

  • A clear map of major Christian doctrines and how they connect
  • Accessible explanations of profound questions about creation, sin, and redemption
  • Overview of how the Church, sacraments, and tradition fit into Christian life
  • Historical context and core arguments presented in plain language

Ideal for readers of introductory theology, students, or anyone seeking a compact guide to Christian doctrine.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Being and Nature of God. Christian Theology is the expression and analysis of the Incarnation of Jesus Christ. All speculation into the First Cause of the world, the ground of moral obligation, even the immortality of the human soul, is or may be theological; that is, any one of these questions may be so discussed as to bring before us the notion of a Supreme Being, who made the world, whose nature is the source of the distinction of right and wrong, who brought mans soul into being, and preserves it continuously from dissolution. On the other hand, all such questions fail to be theological just in proportion as the idea of the Supreme Being is dropped out of sight. They must then be treated as subordinate sections of physics, or of psychology, or of metaphysics. They take their theological colour from their contact with the idea of a Supreme Being, and no treatment of them apart from this idea is, in the strict sense, theological at all. As for the Being and Nature of God, apart from the Christian revelation of Him, we must derive our knowledge of it from the theological treatment of the questions mentioned above. By reflection upon the order of nature, of a certain kind, we reach the notion of a Creator. By reflection of a certain kind upon the moral law we reach the notion of a Personal Euler of mankind, who rewards and punishes; and this result leads on to the discussion of the Immorality of Man.
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About the Publisher

Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.

Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst digitally enhancing the

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