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Derickson Mr. D’s Notes on Theology

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MR. D’S NOTES ON THEOLOGY
Rev. Stanley L. Derickson Ph.D.

COPYRIGHT 1992 Rev. Stanley L. Derickson Ph.D.

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Brakel Christian’s Reasonable Service

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Brakel Christian’s Reasonable Service

The Christian’s Reasonable Service
By William á Brakel

Brakel was a Dutch reformed theologian. In this work he has 4 volumes with over 100 chapters. This is an extensive systematic theology. The work is not as organized as some systematic theologies, but none the less, most of the elements of a Reformed theology are there.
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Fitzwater, P.B. – Christian Theology

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Christian Theology

A Systematic Presentation

by P. B. Fitzwater, D. D.

Summary

This is a 69 chapter systematic theology book which has sections on Holy Scriptures, Theology Proper, Anthropology, Deontology (duties), Soteriology, Ecclesiology, and Eschatology.




Note that I did not follow his outlining through the work. It appears to me that some of his points are miss numbered. I do not think that there is material missing, just simply when he has a list of a, b, c, points under major point I., a lot of times he skips listing the a and goes directly into the text of a, and then list “b.” which causes some confusion. I did not attempt to fix this.

Evaluation by David Cox

Fitzwater was a doctrines teacher at Moody Bible Institute, so based on that I would suppose that the present work is very sound. It is very detailed so, I would consider this to be an excellent systematic theology. I would recommend this work. Continue reading →