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Manual of Theology, First Part: A Treatise on Christian Doctrine is unavailable, but you can change that!

John L. Dagg’s Manual of Theology is divided into two volumes: the first a treatise on Christian doctrine; the second, on Church Order. This first volume presents the system of Christian doctrine in the following chapters: • Study of Religious Truth • Doctrine Concerning God • Doctrine Concerning the Will and Works of God • Doctrine Concerning the Fall and Present State of Man •...

as a proof of its truth and divine origin; and it accordingly deduces the articles of faith, to a great extent, from the inward exercises of piety. But this is not the only method relied on for demonstrating their truth. Other sources of religious knowledge have been examined, and especially the Bible in which the truth of God is directly made known. To this holy book, as the highest standard, the last appeal is always made; and the harmony of its decisions, with the deductions from our inward experience,
Pages iv–v