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    Lecture 40

    This entry is part 11 of 44 in the series SKELETONS OF A COURSE OF THEOLOGICAL LECTURES by Charles Finney

    Lecture 40 Lecture XL. Moral Government.–No. 19. Atonement.–No. 6. Objections. I. To the fact of Atonement. It is said that the doctrine of Atonement represents God as unmerciful. Ans. 1. This objection supposes that the Atonement was demanded to satisfy…

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    Lecture 6

    This entry is part 13 of 44 in the series SKELETONS OF A COURSE OF THEOLOGICAL LECTURES by Charles Finney

    Lecture 6 Lecture VI. Divine Authority Of The Bible I will show, First. That a farther revelation from God, than that which is made in the works of nature and providence is needed. Second. That such a revelation is possible….

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    Lecture 41

    This entry is part 14 of 44 in the series SKELETONS OF A COURSE OF THEOLOGICAL LECTURES by Charles Finney

    Lecture 41 Lecture XLI. Moral Government.–No. 20. Human Governments Are A Part Of The Moral Government Of God. In this lecture I shall show: First. That Human Governments are a necessity of human nature. Second. That this necessity will continue…

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    Lecture 5

    This entry is part 15 of 44 in the series SKELETONS OF A COURSE OF THEOLOGICAL LECTURES by Charles Finney

    Lecture 5 Lecture V. Atheism. First. Define Atheism. Second. Some of the different forms or modifications of Atheism. Third. Answer the principal objections of Atheists, to Theism. Fourth. Point out some of the difficulties of Atheism. First.–Define Atheism. Atheism is…

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    Lecture 2

    This entry is part 16 of 44 in the series SKELETONS OF A COURSE OF THEOLOGICAL LECTURES by Charles Finney

    Lecture 2 Introductory Lecture.–No. 2. I. Some things implied in the study of Theology. II. Some things that we know of man, independently of any revelation or knowledge of God. I. Some things implied in the study of Theology. 1….

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    Lecture 3

    This entry is part 17 of 44 in the series SKELETONS OF A COURSE OF THEOLOGICAL LECTURES by Charles Finney

    Lecture 3 Introductory Lecture.–No. 3. I. The importance of a correct and thorough knowledge of the laws of evidence. II. What is evidence and what is proof, and the difference between them. III. Sources of evidence in a course of…

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    Lecture 4

    This entry is part 18 of 44 in the series SKELETONS OF A COURSE OF THEOLOGICAL LECTURES by Charles Finney

    Lecture 4 Lecture IV. Existence Of God. First, State the several methods of proof. Second, Show to what they amount. First, State the several methods of proof. I. Moral argument, or argument founded in the demand of our moral nature….

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    Lecture 42

    This entry is part 19 of 44 in the series SKELETONS OF A COURSE OF THEOLOGICAL LECTURES by Charles Finney

    Lecture 42 Lecture XLII. Moral Government.–No. 21. Human Governments Are A Part Of The Moral Government Of God.–No. 2. In this lecture I shall show: First. The reasons why God has made no particular form of Church or State Governments…

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    Lecture 1

    This entry is part 20 of 44 in the series SKELETONS OF A COURSE OF THEOLOGICAL LECTURES by Charles Finney

    Lecture 1 Lecture I. Introductory Lecture.–No. 1. I. Define the study upon which you are about to enter. II. Notice some of the requisite personal qualifications for this study. III. Some of the advantages to be derived from the study…

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    Preface

    This entry is part 44 of 44 in the series SKELETONS OF A COURSE OF THEOLOGICAL LECTURES by Charles Finney

    Preface Preface The method of giving Theological Instruction in this Institution is as follows: 1. A series of questions is propounded for discussion, comprising an outline of a system of Natural and Revealed Theology. 2. Each of these questions comes…

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