Titre :	The knowledge of God : objectively considered, being the first part of theology considered as a science of positive truth, both inductive and deductive.
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Breckinridge, Robert J. (Robert Jefferson), Auteur
Editeur :	New York : Robert Carter & Brothers
Année de publication :	c1858
Importance :	xv, 530 p.
Format :	23cm
Note générale :	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Presbyterian Church -- Controversial literature. Theology, Doctrinal
Index. décimale :	BT 75
Note de contenu :	Book I: Man -- The actual condition of man individually considered -- The moral condition of man as it is socially exhibited -- The ruin of the human race universal and irremediable -- the cause and the mode of its occurrence -- The divine interposition to save man -- Inquiry into the being of God; and the manner thereof -- The immortality of man -- Book II: The mediator -- Jesus of Nazareth -- the Son of God, and the Saviour of the world -- Immanuel -- the mystery of the incarnation -- The Mediator between God and man -- The humiliation, and the exaltation of the Mediator: his two estates -- Offices executed by the Mediator: -- Christ the great teacher -- Offices executed by the Mediator: -- Christ the great High Priest -- Offices executed by the Mediator: -- Christ the only king in Zion Book III: God -- The names of God; revealed by Himself as the basis of our knowledge of the godhead -- The mode of the divine existence: Unity of essence: Trinity of persons -- The doctrine of the Holy Ghost -- The perfections of God: General classification of the divine attributes -- Primary attributes of God: Such as appertain to him, considered merely as an infinite being -- Essential attributes of God: such as appertain to him considered as an infinite, 'Personal Spirit' -- Natural attributes of God: such as appertain to him considered with reference to the eternal distinction between the true and the false -- Moral attributes of God: such as appertain to him considered with reference to the eternal distinction between good and evil -- Consummate attributes of God: such as appertain to him considered as the sum of all infinite perfections -- Book IV: Sources of knowledge -- Our knowledge of God; general statement concerning the manifestations of God -- God manifest in his works: God the Creator of all things -- God manifest in his infinite dominion -- the God of providence -- God manifest in human nature; the Word made flesh -- God manifest in the New Creation: God the Holy Ghost -- God manifest in revelation -- the God of the sacred scriptures -- God manifest in the conscious existence of man: God the maker and renewer of the human soul -- Book V: Sum and result -- The primeval state of man -- The covenant of works -- Origin of evil: breach of the covenant of works: fall of man: ruin of the human race -- The sum and result of human existence: with the sum and result of the knowledge of God objectively considered -- The finite and the infinite coalesce in religion: gospel paradoxes: their influence and solution.

The knowledge of God : objectively considered, being the first part of theology considered as a science of positive truth, both inductive and deductive. [texte imprimé] / Breckinridge, Robert J. (Robert Jefferson), Auteur . - New York : Robert Carter & Brothers, c1858 . - xv, 530 p. ; 23cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Presbyterian Church -- Controversial literature. Theology, Doctrinal
Index. décimale :	BT 75
Note de contenu :	Book I: Man -- The actual condition of man individually considered -- The moral condition of man as it is socially exhibited -- The ruin of the human race universal and irremediable -- the cause and the mode of its occurrence -- The divine interposition to save man -- Inquiry into the being of God; and the manner thereof -- The immortality of man -- Book II: The mediator -- Jesus of Nazareth -- the Son of God, and the Saviour of the world -- Immanuel -- the mystery of the incarnation -- The Mediator between God and man -- The humiliation, and the exaltation of the Mediator: his two estates -- Offices executed by the Mediator: -- Christ the great teacher -- Offices executed by the Mediator: -- Christ the great High Priest -- Offices executed by the Mediator: -- Christ the only king in Zion Book III: God -- The names of God; revealed by Himself as the basis of our knowledge of the godhead -- The mode of the divine existence: Unity of essence: Trinity of persons -- The doctrine of the Holy Ghost -- The perfections of God: General classification of the divine attributes -- Primary attributes of God: Such as appertain to him, considered merely as an infinite being -- Essential attributes of God: such as appertain to him considered as an infinite, 'Personal Spirit' -- Natural attributes of God: such as appertain to him considered with reference to the eternal distinction between the true and the false -- Moral attributes of God: such as appertain to him considered with reference to the eternal distinction between good and evil -- Consummate attributes of God: such as appertain to him considered as the sum of all infinite perfections -- Book IV: Sources of knowledge -- Our knowledge of God; general statement concerning the manifestations of God -- God manifest in his works: God the Creator of all things -- God manifest in his infinite dominion -- the God of providence -- God manifest in human nature; the Word made flesh -- God manifest in the New Creation: God the Holy Ghost -- God manifest in revelation -- the God of the sacred scriptures -- God manifest in the conscious existence of man: God the maker and renewer of the human soul -- Book V: Sum and result -- The primeval state of man -- The covenant of works -- Origin of evil: breach of the covenant of works: fall of man: ruin of the human race -- The sum and result of human existence: with the sum and result of the knowledge of God objectively considered -- The finite and the infinite coalesce in religion: gospel paradoxes: their influence and solution.