SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY.

VOLUME III.

SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY.

BY

CHARLES HODGE, D.D.,

PROFESSOR IN THE THEOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY.

CONTENTS OF THE THIRD VOLUME.

PART III. (Continued.)

CHAPTER XV.

REGENERATION.

§1. Usage of the word Regeneration

§ 2. Nature of Regeneration .

Soul.

tripe.

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Not a Change in the Substance of the Soul. Not an Act of the
Doctor Emmon's Doctrine. Professor Finney's Doc-
Doctor Nathaniel Taylor's View. - Not a Change in
any one Faculty. Not merely Illumination. - Not a Change of
the Higher Powers of the Soul exclusively. — Modern Specula-
tive Views. Ebrard's Doctrine. - Delitzsch's Doctrine

Doctrine of the Latin Church ・・.

Doctrine of the Church of England

§3. The Evangelical Doctrine

Exposition of the Doctrine

An Act of Divine Power

In the Subjective Sense of the Word not an Act

It is a New Principle of Life. A New Birth. - A New Heart.

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The whole Soul the Subject of it

§ 4. Objections to the Evangelical Doctrine

PAGH

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5

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27

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CHAPTER XVI.

FAITH.

§ 1. Preliminary Remarks .

§ 2. Psychological Nature of Faith

Primary Idea of Faith is Trust. More limited Sense of the Word

Definitions of Faith founded on its Subjective Nature,

First, a Degree of Conviction less than Knowledge, but stronger

than Opinion

Definition founded on the Objects of Faith. Conviction of the

Definitions founded on the Kind of Evidence on which the Convic-