Transcription of Systematic Theology, by Louis Berkhof
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Systematic Theology, by Louis Berkhof
Preface ..17. PART ONE: THE DOCTRINE OF GOD. THE BEING OF GOD. I. The Existence of God ..18. A. Place of the Doctrine of God in Dogmatics B. Scripture Proof for the Existence of God C. Denial of the existence of God in its various forms D. The So-called Rational Proofs for the Existence of God. II. The Knowability of God ..30. A. God Incomprehensible but yet Knowable B. Denial of the Knowability of God C. Self-revelation the Prerequisite of all Knowledge of God III. Relation of the Being and Attributes of God ..43. A. The Being of God B. The Possibility of Knowing the Being of God C. The Being of God Revealed in His Attributes IV. The Names of God ..50. A. The Names of God in General B. The Old Testament Names and their Meaning C. The New Testament Names and their Interpretation V. The Attributes of God in General ..55. A. Evaluation of the Terms Used B. Method of determining the attributes of God C. Suggested Divisions of the Attributes VI. The Incommunicable Attributes.
A. Statement of the Church’s View Respecting the Person of Christ. B. Scriptural Proof for the Unipersonality of Christ. C. The Effects of the Union of the Two Natures in One Person. D. The Unipersonality of Christ a Mystery. E. The Lutheran Doctrine of the Communication of Attributes. F. The Kenosis Doctrine in Various Forms. 7
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