Archibald Alexander: 12 books

2 works of Archibald Alexander Hodge American Presbyterian leader (1823-1886) This ebook presents a collection of 2 works of Archibald Alexander Hodge. A dynamic table of contents allows you to jump directly to the work selected. Table of Contents: The Protestant Rule of Faith The Rule Of Faith & Practice.

Archibald Alexander was an American Presbyterian theologian who produced this voluminous study of the Bible and the apocrypha that wasn't included in the canon.

Future Punishment; or, the Universalist Refuted is a classic by Archibald Alexander.

Justification by Faith is a classic by Archibald Alexander.

Archibald Alexander was an American Presbyterian theologian who produced this voluminous study of the Bible and the apocrypha that wasn't included in the canon.

Continuing to battle the rise of theological liberalism, Alexander goes over the history of the formation of the modern Bible. Where liberal scholars in the time were treating the Bible as a historical document, this book shows the legitimacy of the Biblical documents and the theological authority that each book carries.

While dealing with theological liberalism, a foothold was needed in order to define how to use reason when looking at the scriptural texts. Alexander made a huge leap forward in this work to justify how to use reason to defend the faith and also justify the miracles that are contained with the Bible. Although even today these works are still under attack, this work is a step forward.

Defending the outbreak of theological liberalism that started in his day, Alexander uses morality as a point to start with when using a theistic philosophy to base morals off of. He defends the outlook that God provided humans with a conscience and that we must use that reason correctly to be considered righteous. He uses many sources in Greek thought to defend this stance.

The Canon of the Old and New Testaments Ascertained is an overview of the canon's creation.

The importance of the global rural-urban matrix is often overlooked due to urban-normativity. But sometimes agrarian populism and a pastoral rural imaginary result in the equally fallacy of a rural-normativity, as in Jeffersonian nostalgia for a lost way of life that never existed. The nature of rurality...

The purpose of this classic text is to present a comprehensive view of the Christian conception of the moral life.