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STUDIA IN\Presented toTHE LIBRARYof,VICTORIA UNIVERSITYTorontobyFrom the of the latelibraryRev Dr. G.Very George PidgeonTHEOLOGY.OFOUTLINESOUTLINESTHEOLOGY.THE REV. A. A. HODGE.EDITED BY WILLIAM H. GOOLD, D.D.,PROFESSOR OF BIBLICAL LITERATURB AND CHURCH EDINBURGH.HISTORY,\(LONDON:T. NELSON AND SONS, PATERNOSTER ROWEDINBURGH AND NEW; YORK.1877.STORto (gbitmit.DriftsljLITTLE more is needed to commend this volume to theattention of the Christian than the fact that it haspublicbeen the son of Dr. of Princeton,by Hodgepreparedtoone of the ablest of inwho,living theologians, regardofand a rare anderudition,ability, elegance precisionhas achieved astyle, reputation confessedly preeminentwriters of or America.eitheramong theological EuropeThe son to whom we the A. A. is oneRev.refer, Hodge,of the in another Americanprofessors theological collegein The circumstance is a voucher for theAlleghany."care and with which this oflearning syllabus theologicalas it to has beenstudy," be,professes prepared.Our attention was drawn to it when in of somequestmanual of The oldgood systematic theology. compen-divines of the anddiums, Continent,preparedby publishedafter the areshortly Reformation, valuable,exceedinglybut will not serve thepresent exigency. Theologicalscience has been and extended in direcperfected manytions since those times. New errors have up,spilingvi PliKFACE TO BRITISH EDITION.which to be confronted and ...
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STUDIA IN\
Presented to
THE LIBRARY
of
,
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY
Toronto
by
From the of the latelibrary
Rev Dr. G.Very George Pidgeon THEOLOGY.OFOUTLINES OUTLINES
THEOLOGY.
THE REV. A. A. HODGE.
EDITED BY WILLIAM H. GOOLD, D.D.,
PROFESSOR OF BIBLICAL LITERATURB AND CHURCH EDINBURGH.HISTORY,
\(
LONDON:
T. NELSON AND SONS, PATERNOSTER ROW
EDINBURGH AND NEW
; YORK.
1877. STOR to (gbitmit.
Driftslj
LITTLE more is needed to commend this volume to the
attention of the Christian than the fact that it has
public
been the son of Dr. of Princeton,by Hodgeprepared
toone of the ablest of inwho,living theologians, regard
ofand a rare anderudition,ability, elegance precision
has achieved astyle, reputation confessedly preeminent
writers of or America.eitheramong theological Europe
The son to whom we the A. A. is oneRev.refer, Hodge,
of the in another American
professors theological college
in The circumstance is a voucher for theAlleghany.
"
care and with which this of
learning syllabus theological
as it to has been
study," be,professes prepared.
Our attention was drawn to it when in of some
quest
manual of The oldgood systematic theology. compen-
divines of the anddiums, Continent,preparedby published
after the areshortly Reformation, valuable,exceedingly
but will not serve the
present exigency. Theological
science has been and extended in direc
perfected many
tions since those times. New errors have up,spiling vi PliKFACE TO BRITISH EDITION.
which to be confronted and refuted. Suffice itrequire
to that as the result of some and
say, inquiry comparison,
we have seen no which at allcompendium approaches
the one now offered to British students of in
theology,
in and in the wisdom and skillsoundness, learning,
with which the relative of the various docimportance
trines in the is and tosystem recognised, space given
them To ministers and for a sucstudents,accordingly.
and statement of the discussionscinct yet comprehensive
it willdoctrines, invaluable,affecting particular prove
a in the toinvaluable asindeed,doubly guide attempt
and as a to the rememmaster these discussions, help
involved inbrance of thesubsequently leading points
them.
in ourOf in so wide a somecourse, field, topics might,
and somehave admitted of a fuller treatment,judgment,
duehave received on the thebut, whole,less, promight
tois well sustained. Nor can we be expectedportion
inindorse view that be embracedmayevery particular
the volume. We are that the morehowever,convinced,
is studied the more will its value beit appreciated.
w. H. a.
