Charles Hodge’s Systematic Theology represents 19th-century Princeton theology by its commitment to the Reformed Presbyterian system of theology in the Westminster Confession of Faith. At the same time, Hodge is aware of the developments in Pantheism among those reconciling the Enlightenment with Pr ...more
I didn't know the latin, greek, hebrew, french, or german directly quoted in the text. I especially enjoyed the biblical survey on the doctrine of Christ. Didn't particularly benefit from the philosophical discussions of the day. I read this in hardback, not nook. ...more
A very good systematic theology! 1st volume out of 3. Helpful to know Latin, German, Greek, Hebrew, and French, especially Latin. Personally I only have learned French and am learning Greek and Hebrew, so the Latin and German I didn't understand too well (maybe got bits); all these languages are jus ...more
would have given the book 5 stars, but some of the content is dated. certain parts of the book, I had to persevere through, to get to the good stuff, but it was well worth it! books like this should be read more in our times. ...more
A challenging read because of all the Latin but thoroughly addressed. He brings in natural revelation as much as special revelation. He thoroughly and convincingly addresses objections. Must read! ...more