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Finney's Unpublished Lectures On Theology--Lecture X LECTURE X. - THE MORAL ATTRIBUTES OF GOD. I. WHAT IS MORAL CHARACTER, AND WHAT ARE MORAL ATTRIBUTES?      1. The moral character of a…

Finney's Unpublished Lectures On Theology--Lecture IX LECTURE IX. - THE NATURAL ATTRIBUTES OF GOD.      Having, as we suppose, sufficiently discussed the question of the divine existence, the next question for…

Finney's Unpublished Lectures On Theology--Lecture VIII LECTURE VIII. - THE EXISTENCE OF GOD (CONTINUED). I. ARGUMENT FROM FINAL CAUSES; OR, as it is better expressed, FROM APPARENT ULTIMATE DESIGN.      1.…

Finney's Unpublished Lectures On Theology--Lecture VI-b LECTURE VI-b. - INTRODUCTORY - EVIDENCE.      Before entering upon the question of the divine existence, I must remark: First, upon the importance of a…

Finney's Unpublished Lectures On Theology--Lecture VI LECTURE VI. - INTRODUCTORY - IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL. I. ARGUMENT FROM CONSCIOUSNESS.      1. We have seen that in consciousness man knows his own…

Finney's Unpublished Lectures On Theology--Lecture V LECTURE V. - INTRODUCTORY - THE UNDERSTANDING, JUDGMENT, AND FREEDOM OF THE WILL. I. THE UNDERSTANDING.      In further remarking upon the revelations given in…

Finney's Unpublished Lectures On Theology--Lecture IV LECTURE IV. - INTRODUCTORY - REASON.      Locke's philosophy of human understanding logically resulted in atheism. He maintained that all knowledge is founded on, or…

Finney's Unpublished Lectures On Theology--Editorial Remarks EDITORIAL REMARKS. The following "Lectures on Theology" were taken from handwritten teaching notes by Charles G. Finney. The notes were copied and typed by…

Finney's Unpublished Lectures On Theology--Lecture III LECTURE III. - INTRODUCTORY - CONSCIOUSNESS AND SENSE.      Study implies a student; knowledge implies a knowing faculty. The study of theology implies the existence…

CHRIST MAGNIFYING THE LAW This lecture was typed in by Cheryl Lafollette. CHRIST MAGNIFYING THE LAW. ---------- A Sermon Delivered on Sunday Morning, May 19, 1850, BY THE REV. C.…