Abstract of Systematic Theology


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Abstract of Systematic Theology by Baptist theologian James P. Boyce is concise and Calvinistic.

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Abstract of Systematic Theology � Science of Theology � Being of God � Reason and Revelation � Unity of God � Spirituality of God � Divine Attributes � Immutability of God � Power of God � Knowledge of God � Holiness, Goodness, � Love and Truth � Justice of God � Will of God � Decrees of God � Trinity � Personal Relations in Trinity � Outward Relations of the � Trinity � Creation � Creation of Angels � Fallen Angels � Creation of Man � Providence	42 Chapters � The Fall of Man � Effects of the Sin of � Adam � Headship of Adam � Christ in the OT � Person of Christ � Offices of Christ � Atonement of Christ � Election � Reprobation � Outward & Effectual Calling � Regeneration & Conversion � Repentance � Faith � Justification � Adoption � Sanctification � Final Perseverance � Death and Immortality � Second Coming and � Resurrection � Final Judgment � Final States

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James Petigru Boyce served as The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary's first president.

He studied under Archibald Alexander and Charles Hodge at Princeton Theological Seminary.

Boyce used Hodge's Systematic Theology for his own course in systematics at Southern in 1872.


Did You Know?

Charles Hodge introduced Boyce to the man who would become his favorite theologian, Francis Turretin.

Dr. David Ramsey, a pupil of Boyce, said "He was the most devout man I ever knew. He was mighty in prayer."

Boyce's daughter recounts that her father literally trembled on the occasion of meeting Charles Spurgeon.