The Protestant Rule of Faith (English Edition) by Archibald Alexander Hodge is a compelling classic of Protestant theology that addresses one of the most foundational questions in Christian belief: by what authority does the Church know what is true? With clarity and careful reasoning, Hodge presents the historic Protestant answer—Holy Scripture as the supreme and sufficient rule of faith—while engaging the claims of competing authorities and the practical implications of where a Christian ultimately places trust.
Written with pastoral seriousness and scholarly precision, this work explores how the Bible functions as God’s revealed standard for doctrine, worship, and life, and why the Protestant tradition insists that Scripture interprets Scripture. Hodge draws the reader into the heart of the Reformation’s concern for a faith grounded in God’s Word rather than in shifting human judgments, presenting a thoughtful case for biblical authority that remains relevant for modern readers navigating questions of tradition, church teaching, and personal conviction.
Both accessible and substantial, The Protestant Rule of Faith invites readers to examine the foundations of their beliefs and to consider how Christian certainty is established. Whether you are a student of theology, a pastor, or a thoughtful reader seeking a deeper understanding of Protestant distinctives, this enduring work by Archibald Alexander Hodge offers a rigorous and rewarding guide to the doctrine of Scripture and the principles that have shaped Protestant Christianity.
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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. . 30 pages. A re-typeset reprint of Chapter 6 of the Introduction section of Charles Hodge's Systematic Theology, though with a few paragraphs omitted. The cover and title page erroneously attribute it to Charles Hodge's son Archibald Alexander Hodge. This is evidently reprinted from the edition on the Wikipedia-related website Wikisource, which has the same "features"! N° de réf. du vendeur 015121
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