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Tag Archives: decree
Outline Turretin, Topic 3 (Doctrine God)
Part 1 Here. First Question: The Existence of God (Turretin goes through the standard pre-modern reasoning). Third Question: The Unity of God Turretin clarifies the question by saying God is one in the sense that there is nothing else like … Continue reading
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Notes on Shedd, part 1
From Shedd’s Dogmatic Theology. Prolegomena “If all that can be said by the theologian respecting God is that he is not this or that, then the mind has in fact no object before it and no cognition whatever…The deity becomes the … Continue reading
