on Google Books and 13 Session Video Series
Thinking Deeply in the Ocean of Revelation: The Bible & the Life of the Mind ~ RC Sproul
Psalm 19 / Genesis 19 / 1 Chronicles 21:18-22:19 / Luke 12:13-48
Athanasius was not a systematic theologian: that is he produced no many-sided theology like that of Origen or Augustine. He had no interest in theological speculation, none of the instincts of a schoolman or philosopher. His theological greatness lies in his firm grasp of soteriological principles
The Catechism, in its present form, consists of 129 questions and answers. It is divided into three parts: 1. Of the misery of man. / 2. Of the redemption of man. / 3. Of the gratitude due from man (duties, etc.).
Know Your Heretics: Nestorius
Dividing the nature of Christ in two... rather than as a perfect union
A Foundation for Faith: An Introductory Study of Theological Study ~ Stanford E Murrell
based on Baptist Confession of Faith 1869 with proofs thereby... just a little short deal (200+ pages)
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