Hodge’s Heretical Atonement
The infecting influence of Charles Hodge (1797-1878) permeated Princeton Seminary for about 56 years. During this time “he instructed some … Continue reading Hodge’s Heretical Atonement
Tag: Charles Hodge
Charles Hodge on the design of Christ’s death
Charles Hodge writes: “The final test of any theory is its agreeing or disagreeing with the facts to be explained. … Continue reading Charles Hodge on the design of Christ’s death
Hodge and the Harlot
Charles Hodge’s view of the Roman Catholic Whore church that is somewhat similar to Calvin’s view of the Great Whore … Continue reading Hodge and the Harlot
The Speculations of Theologians
Influential heretic Charles Hodge makes some excellent and astute observations about the speculations of theologians in a section on the … Continue reading The Speculations of Theologians
Coming To Pharaoh’s Aid
“But if God, desiring to demonstrate His wrath, and to make His power known, endured in much long-suffering vessels of … Continue reading Coming To Pharaoh’s Aid
Conditionalist Inclusivist Calvinists
‘Tis agreed by the great majority in all Christian countries that there is no salvation but by Jesus Christ. Thus … Continue reading Conditionalist Inclusivist Calvinists
Charles Hodge: Heretic (4)
A guest post: The following is an excerpt from Charles Hodge’s Systematic Theology (Volume. 1, Chapter 10). I am finding … Continue reading Charles Hodge: Heretic (4)
Charles Hodge: Heretic (3)
Charles Hodge in his Systematic Theology writes: “Whatever God foreordains, must certainly come to pass. The distinction between the efficient … Continue reading Charles Hodge: Heretic (3)
Hodge Denies Absolute Sinlessness of Christ
“The Mediator between God and man must be sinless. Under the law the victim offered on the altar must be … Continue reading Hodge Denies Absolute Sinlessness of Christ
Charles Hodge: Heretic (1)
“Admitting, however, that the Augustinian doctrine that Christ died specially for his own people does account for the general offer … Continue reading Charles Hodge: Heretic (1)
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