Lecture 14

Lecture 14 Lecture XIV. Moral Attributes.--No. 5. Wisdom Of God.First. Define Wisdom. Second. Prove that Wisdom is an attribute of God. First. Define Wisdom. 1. Wisdom is the most benevolent…

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Lecture 8

Lecture 8 Lecture VIII. Deism. First. Define Deism. Second. Notice the different classes of Deists. Third. Notice their principal objections to Christianity. Fourth. Consider some of the difficulties of Deism.…

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Lecture 13

Lecture 13 Lecture XIII. Moral Attributes.--No. 4. Truth Of God.First. Define Truth. Second. Prove that Truth is an attribute of God. First. Define Truth. Truth, as a moral attribute, is…

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Lecture 7

Lecture 7 Lecture VII. Inspiration Of The Bible. First. What is not implied in the inspiration of the Bible. Second. What is implied in it. Third. How a question of…

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Lecture 9

Lecture 9 Lecture IX. Natural Attributes Of God.   I am to show: First. What is meant by a natural attribute. Second. What are some of the natural attributes of…

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Lecture 10

Lecture 10 Lecture X. Moral Attributes Of God. First. Show what is meant by a moral attribute. Second. What are some of the moral attributes of God. Third. Prove that…

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Lecture 11

Lecture 11 Lecture XI. Moral Attributes.--No. 2. Justice Of God. First. Define the term Justice. Second. Show the several senses in which it is used. Third. Prove that God is…

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Lecture 12

Lecture 12 Lecture XII. Moral Attributes.--No. 3.  Mercy Of God. First. Show what Mercy is not. Second. What it is. Third. In what cases it can be exercised. Fourth. To…

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Lecture 15

Lecture 15 Lecture XV. Moral Attributes.--No. 6. Holiness Of God. First. Premise several remarks. Second. Define Holiness. Third. Prove that Holiness is an attribute of God. First. Remarks. 1. The…

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