A Text-book of the History of Doctrines, Part 1

Karl Rudolf Hagenbach

Sheldon, 1861 - Theology, Doctrinal

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INTRODUCTION	13

Relation to the History of Heresies and the General History of Religion	19

Arrangement of the Materials	25

b Private Sources	33

FIRST PERIOD	43

Ebionites and CerinthusDocetć and Gnostics	55

Montanism and Monarchianism	60

The Catholic Doctrine	62

General Judgment Hades Purgatory Conflagration of the World	221

State of the Blessed and the Condemned Restitution of all Things	224

FROM THE DEATH OF ORIGEN TO JOHN DAMASCENUS FROM	228

Alexandria and Antioch	239

Subordination of the Son to the Father and the Distinction of Persons	249

Procession of the Holy Spirit	262

Final Statement of the Doctrine of the Trinity	264

Tritheism Tetratheism	267

The Theology of the Fathers	63

The general Doctrinal Character of this Period	74

B SPECIAL HISTORY OF DOCTRINES DURING THE FIRST PERIOD FIRST DIVISION APOLOGETICODOGMATIC PROLEGOΜΕΝΑ TRUTH...	75

Mode of Argument	77

Sources of Knowledge	82

Canon of the Sacred Scriptures	83

Inspiration and Efficacy of the Scriptures	86

Biblical Interpretation	92

Tradition	95

SECOND DIVISION THEOLOGY THE DOCTRINE RESPECTING GOD INCLUDING THE DOCTRINE OF THE CREATION AND GOVERNME...	99

The Unity of God	102

Whether God can be Known	104

Idealism and Anthropomorphism Corporeity of God	106

The Attributes of God	109

a Before the Christian Era and in other Systems	113

b The Christian Doctrine of the Logos in the Writings of John	116

The Theologumenon of the Church concerning the Logos to the Times of Origen	117

Origens Doctrine of the Logos	123

The Holy Ghost	125

The Triad	128

Monarchianism and Subordination	130

Doctrine of the Creation	133

Providence and Government of the World	136

Angelology and Demonology	138

The Angels	139

The Devil and Demons	142

The same subject continued	145

THIRD DIVISION ANTHROPOLOGY PAGE 53 Introduction	148

Division of Human Nature and practical Psychology	149

Origin of the Soul	151

The Image of God	153

a Liberty	155

b Immortality	158

Sin the Fall and its Consequences	159

The Doctrine of Sin in General	160

Interpretation of the Narrative of the Fall	162

State of Innocence and Fall	163

The Effects of the Fall	164

FOURTH DIVISION CHRISTOLOGY AND SOTERIOLOGY 64 Christology in General	169

The GodMan	170

Further Development of this Doctrine	173

The Sinlessness of Christ	178

Redemption and Atonement The Death of Christ	179

Descensus ad Inferos	187

The Economy of Redemption	188

FIFTH DIVISION THE CHURCH AND ITS MEANS OF GRACE 71 The Church	193

Baptism	197

The Lords Supper	203

Idea of the Sacrament	211

SIXTH DIVISION THE DOCTRINE ABOUT THE LAST THINGS ESCHATOLOGY 75 The Second Advent of ChristMillennarianism Chiliasm	213

The Resurrection	217

Symbolum Quicumque	269

b CHRISTOLOGY 98 The True Humanity of Christ Traces of Docetism Arianism	271

The Doctrine of Apollinaris	272

Nestorianism	275

EutychianMonophysite Controversy	277

Progress of the Controversy Theopaschites	279

Various Modifications of the Monophysite Doctrine Aphthartodocetć Phthartolatri Agnoëtć	281

The Doctrine of Two Wills in Christ Monothelites	282

Practical and Religious Importance of Christology during this Period	284

SECOND DIVISION DOCTRINES RESPECTING ANTHROPOLOGY 106 On Man in general	286

On the Doctrine of Sin in general	290

Consequences of the First Sin and Freedom of the Will according to the Theologians of the Greek Church	293

The Opinions of the Latin Theologians before Augustine and of Augustine before the Pelagian Controversy	295

The Pelagian Controversy	296

Sin Original Sin and its Consequences	298

Liberty and Grace	301

Predestination	303

Semipelagianism and the later Teachers of the Church	305

SECOND CLASS CHURCH DOCTRINES WHICH WERE EITHER NOT CONNECTED OR BUT RE MOTELY WITH THE HERESIES OF THE A...	311

Writings in Defence of Christianity	313

Miracles and Prophecy	314

Sources of Religious Knowledge Bible and Tradition	315

The Canon	317

Inspiration and Interpretation	319

Tradition and the Continuance of Inspiration	323

The Doctrine concerning God 123 The Being of God	325

The Nature of God	327

The Unity of God	330

The Attributes of God	331

Creation	332

The Relation of the Doctrine of Creation to the Doctrine of the Trinity	334

Theodicy	337

Angelology and Angelolatry	338

The same subject continued	341

Devil and Demons	342

Soteriology 134 Redemption through Christ The Death of Jesus	345

The Church and its Means of Grace 135 The Doctrine about the Church	352

The Sacraments	355

Baptism	356

The Lords Supper	361

The Doctrine of the Last Things 139 Millennarianism The Kingdom of Christ	368

The Resurrection of the Body	369

General Judgment Conflagration of the World Purgatory	373

The State of the Blessed and the Damned	376

FROM JOHN DAMASCENUS TO THE AGE OF THE REFORMATION FROM	381

B SPECIAL HISTORY OF DOCTRINES DURING THE THIRD PERIOD	414

INCLUDING COSMOLOGY ANGELOLOGY DEMONOLOGY ETC	432

b The Relation of God to Existence Omnipotence and Omniscience	448

The Doctrine of the Trinity in General	457

The Doctrine of Creation Providence and the Government of the World	469

The Angels and the Devil	475

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Title	A Text-book of the History of Doctrines, Part 1 A Text-book of the History of Doctrines, Henry Boynton Smith
Author	Karl Rudolf Hagenbach
Publisher	Sheldon, 1861
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	21 Aug 2008

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