An Introduction to Systematic Theology: Prolegomena and the Doctrines of Revelation, Scripture, and God

by Cornelius Van Til

Van Til explores the implications of Christian theology, particularly for philosophy, as he discusses epistemology, general and special revelation, and the knowledge and attributes of God. Cornelius Van Til taught apologetics for more than forty-five years at Westminster Theological Seminary. This newly edited and typeset edition features an introduction and explanatory notes by William Edgar.

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Paperback, 409 pages

Published December 1st 2007 by P & R Publishing (first published December 12th 1961)

tags: religion, philosophy, theology, christianity, christian

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“It should not be forgotten in this connection that the minister's duty is increasingly that of an apologist for Christianity. The general level of education is much higher than it has ever been. Many young people hear of evolution in the high schools and in the college where their fathers never heard of it except as far as a distant something. If the minister would be able to help his young people, he must be a good apologete, and he cannot be a good apologete unless he is a good systematic theologian" (pg. 24).”

― Cornelius Van Til

topics: Apologetics, Local Church

An Introduction to Systematic Theology: Prolegomena and the Doctrines of Revelation, Scripture, and God

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Cornelius Van Til

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