Warfield, Benjamin B.
Discussions in Church Polity (Westminster Discount) (Hodge)
Table of Contents:
Preface
List of Selections In The Order of Publication
Part I: Preliminary Principles
Introductory Notes to "General Assembly" Articles
1. Idea of the Church
2. Theories of the Church
3. Visibility of the Church
4. Perpetuity of the Church
5. Principles of Church Union
6. Province of the Church
7. Relation of the Church and State
8. Presbyterianism
9.The Church of England and Presbyterian Order
10. Presbyterian Liturgies
Part II: Application of Principles
11. History and Intent of Constitution
12. Particular Church
13. Church Officers
14. The Presbytery
15. The General Assembly
16. Discipline
Author
Charles Hodge (1797-1878) was a scholar, educator, churchman, and distinguished American Presbyterian systematic theologian of the nineteenth century. During his half-century tenure at Princeton, Charles Hodge held several chairs, but is probably best remembered for the reputation he established as Professor of Systematic Theology. A stout Calvinist with a deep love for the Reformed confessions, his literary labours often involved a polemical thrust, as he sought to defend and expound the Reformed theology of the Protestant Reformation.