... dogmatic theology is in the form . The first ex- amines the Bible part by part , writer by writer . The last examines it as a whole . Should " biblical " theology examine the Bible as a whole , it would become systematic theology . It ...

... . Philadelphia , 1876 . A new revised edition will shortly appear . 7 . Reference will always be made to the eleventh edition , Leipsic , 1868 , ology , and 3 ) History of Dogmatic Theology . 14 INTRODUCTION TO DOGMATIC THEOLOGY .

... DOGMATIC THEOLOGY . PRELIMINARY . § 1. The Province of Dogmatic Theology . THE word ' dogma ' occurs in the New Testament in the sense of injunctions or ordinances to which obedience was required , such as the decree of Cæsar ( Luke ii ...

... Dogmatic Theology : a concise exposition , translated by Hieromonk Seraphim Rose of the St. Herman of Alaska Brotherhood ( Platina , 1984 ) , p . 394 ( the Russian original was first published in 1963 ) . The classic nineteenth- century ...

... Dogmatic theology, properly constructed, presents dogmas in the first sense; namely, as propositions formulated from inspired data. It is, therefore, biblical, not ecclesiastical in its substance. There is no difference between it and ...

... dogmatic theology" of Metropolitan Macarius (Bulgakov) of Moscow . This is a grandiose attempt at a scientific classification of the accumulated dogmatic material. In this work, Metropolitan Macarius was not completely independent. He ...

... Dogmatic Theology is not con- cerned with proving the existence of God , for this truth is taught by Natural Theology ( n . 3 ) ; also , Dogmatic Theology is busied with God , and with all things else as having relation to God , so that ...

... dogmatic theology as a whole. Dogmatic theology is an activity of the Christian church, based on faith. The confession of canon is not grounded on some higher philosophical or theological principle; canon is not locked into a broader ...

... dogmatic theology. However, the close connection, noted above, between the speculative and the practical in revealed truth is opposed to an overly strict partitioning. In many cases (e.g., as regards the divine missions, or as regards ...

... dogmatic theology most often are the collective work of many authors. Certainly, in such works, particular points are given thorough treatments. However, the vari- ous parts are connected to one another only in an extrinsic manner. Now ...