Basic Christian Doctrine is an anonymous Doctrines book by a Calvinistic author. It has 50 topics/chapters, and does a good treatment on these topics even if it is a briefer treatment. Each chapter has 10 points with a paragraph or two of comments on each point. Lots of verses.
Tag: Death
Doddridge, P. – Submission to Divine Providence in the Death of Children
Submission to Divine Providence in the Death of Children
by Philipp Doddridge
Summary
This is a single chapter work which is a sermon preached by Doddridge on the occasion of the death of a child.
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Bates – Four Last Things
The Four Last Things Death, Judgment, Heaven and Hell William Bates, 1691 1. ON DEATH I. Proofs of Christ’s deity. How the devil is said to have the power of death. An account of death’s entrance into the world. II. What the fear of death includes. The passion of fear in general. The special…
Ironside Fifty Pointed Questions Regarding After Death—What?
Fifty Pointed Questions Regarding After Death—What?
By the late H. A. Ironside
(in consideration of those who deny the everlasting consciousness of all, who are in the disembodied state)
A short single chapter work on Death and the afterlife.
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Boyce – Abstract of Systematic Theology
Abstract of Systematic Theology By James Petigru Boyce
James Petigru Boyce
Author Biography: wikipedia.org:Boyce | tlogical.net:Boyce Read online: Founders.org
Abstract of Systematic Theology contains forty-two essays ranging in topic from the doctrines of God, the Trinity, and humanity, to creation, providence, and justification. Boyce also wrote extensively on the issues of election, atonement, and the immortality of the soul. Boyce’s theology was heavily influenced by Charles Hodge, and he used Hodge’s Systematic Theology text at the Southern Baptist Seminary.
The essays found in Abstract of Systematic Theology were originally intended to supplement the content of Boyce’s systematic theology classes at the seminary from 1859–1888. Boyce compiled and completed Abstract: “it is no mere logic chopping treatise but is vibrant with an experimental faith centered in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior… .” Published in 1887.