Compendium of the History of Doctrines, Volume 1

Karl Rudolf Hagenbach

T. & T. Clark, 1846

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INTRODUCTION	1

Relation to Patristics	7

Scientific treatment of the History of Doctrines	13

Indirect sources	24

FIRST PERIOD	31

CONTENTS Page	33

Heresies	39

B SPECIAL HISTORY OF DOCTRINES DURING THE FIRST PERIOD	62

The Doctrine of Apollinaris	270

The Doctrine of Nestor	273

EutychianMonophysite Controversy	276

Progress of the Controversy Theopaschitism	279

Various features of the Monophysite doctrine Aphthardocetæ Phthartolatri Agnotæ	280

The Doctrine of two Wills in ChristMonothelites	282

Practicoreligious importance of Christology during this period	285

On the Doctrine of Sin in general	290

SECOND SECTION	89

Doctrine of the Trinity	119

Monarchianism and Subordination	121

Doctrine of the Creation of the World	124

Providence and Government of the World	127

Angelology and Demonology	130

Satan and Demons	133

The same subject continued	137

THIRD SECTION ANTHROPOLOGY 53 Introduction	140

Division of Man and Practical Psychology	141

Origin of the Soul	143

The Image of God	145

Liberty and Immortality a Liberty	148

b Immortality	151

On Sin the Fall of the first Man and its consequences	153

On the Doctrine of Sin in general	154

Interpretation of the Narrative of the Fall	156

State of Innocence and Fall	157

The Effects of the Fall	159

FOURTH SECTION CHRISTOLOGY AND SOTERIOLOGY 64 On Christology in general	163

The Godman	164

Further developement of this Doctrine	167

The Sinlessness of Christ	171

On Redemption and Atonement 172	172

Descensus ad Inferos	178

Doctrine of the Conditions of Salvation	180

FIFTH SECTION THE CHURCH AND HER MEANS OF GRACE	185

SIXTH SECTION	207

SECOND PERIOD	224

B SPECIAL HISTORY OF DOCTRINES DURING THE SECOND period	240

The same subject continued The Theories of Sabellius and Paul of Samosata	243

The same subject continued Arianism	246

The same subject continued The Doctrine of the Council of Nice	247

The same subject continued Further fluctuations until the Synod of Constantinople	249

An Inquiry into the nature of the Causes which gave rise to the aforesaid fluctuations Marcellus and Photinus	252

The Divinity of the Holy Spirit	257

Procession of the Holy Spirit	261

The Doctrine of the Trinity concluded	264

Tritheism Tetratheism	266

Symbolum Quicumque	267

b CHRISTOLOGY 98 The true Humanity of Christ Traces of Docetism Arianism	269

Consequences of the first Sin and freedom of the Will according to the Theologians of the Greek Church	292

The Opinions of the Western Theologians previous to the time of Augustine and of Augustine himself previous to the Pelagian Controversy	295

The Pelagian Controversy	296

Sin Original Sin and its consequences	300

Liberty and Grace	302

Predestination 301	304

Semipelagianism and the later Fathers of the Church	306

SECOND CLASS ECCLESIASTICAL DOCTRINES WHICH HAVE EITHER NO CONNECTION OR BUT A REMOTE ONE WITH THE HERESIE...	311

Apologetical Writings in defence of Christianity	313

Miracles and Prophecy	314

Sources of Religious Knowledge Bible and Tradition	316

The Canon	318

Inspiration and Interpretation	320

Tradition and the continuance of Inspiration	324

The Existence of God	326

Concerning the Knowledge of God and the Divine Nature	329

The Unity of God	332

The Attributes of God	333

Creation	335

The relation of the Doctrine of Creation to the Doctrine of the Trinity	336

Design of the UniverseProvidencePreservation and Govern ment of the World	337

Theodicy	340

Angelology and Angelolatry	342

The same subject continued	345

Devil and Demons	347

Redemption through Christ	351

The Doctrine of the Church	357

71 The Church	360

Baptism	361

The Lords Supper	368

THE DOCTRINE OF THE LAST THINGS 139 Millennarianism The Kingdom of Christ	373

The Resurrection of the Body	375

General Judgment Conflagration of the World Purgatory	379

The State of the Blessed and the Damned	383

THIRD PERIOD	390

to the time of Peter Lombard	402

B SPECIAL HISTORY OF DOCTRINES DURING THE THIRD PERIOD	424

185	429

Baptism 190	442

INCLUSIVE OF COSMOLOGY angelology DEMONOLOGY ETC	443

and Number The Omnipresence Eternity and Unity of God	458

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Title	Compendium of the History of Doctrines, Volume 1 Volume 3 of Clark's foreign theological library. vol. III, VI Compendium of the History of Doctrines, Karl Rudolf Hagenbach
Author	Karl Rudolf Hagenbach
Translated by	Carl W. Buch
Publisher	T. & T. Clark, 1846
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	12 Feb 2009

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