Compendium of the History of Doctrines, Volume 1

T. & T. Clark, 1850

INTRODUCTION	1

Introduction 3	3

Relation to Patristics	7

Scientific Treatment of the History of Doctrines	13

a Public sources	19

Indirect sources	25

FIRST PERIOD	32

Heresies	41

SIXTH SECTION	225

SECOND PERIOD	243

B SPECIAL HISTORY OF DOCTRINES DURING THE SECOND PERIOD	259

The same subject continued The Theories of Sabellius and Paul of Samosata	262

The same subject continued Arianism	265

The same subject continued The Doctrine of the Council of Nice	267

The some subject continued Further fluctuations until the Synod of Constantinople	269

An Inquiry into the Nature of the Causes which gave rise to the aforesaid fluctuations Marcellus and Photinus	272

B SPECIAL HISTORY OF DOCTRINES DURING THE FIRST PERIOD	65

SECOND SECTION	94

Doctrine of the Trinity	128

Monarchianism and Subordination	129

Doctrine of the Creation of the World	133

Providence and Government of the World	136

Angelology and Demonology	139

The Angels	140

Satan and Demons	144

The same subject continued	147

THIRD SECTION ANTHROPOLOGY 53 Introduction	151

Division of Man and Practical Psychology	152

Origin of the Soul	154

The Image of God	156

Liberty and Immortality a Liberty	159

b Immortality	162

On Sin the Fall of the First Man and its consequences	164

On the Doctrine of Sin in general	166

Interpretation of the Narrative of the Fall	168

State of Innocence and Fall	169

The Effects of the Fall	171

FOURTH SECTION CHRISTOLOGY AND SOTERIOLOGY 64 On Christology in general	176

The Godman	177

Further Developement of this Doctrine	181

The Sinlessness of Christ	186

On Redemption and Atonement	188

Descensus ad Inferos	195

The Economy of Redemption	196

FIFTH SECTION THE CHURCH AND HER MEANS OF GRACE 71 The Church	202

Baptism	207

The Lords Supper	214

The Divinity of the Holy Spirit	276

Procession of the Holy Spirit	281

The Doctrine of the Trinity concluded	284

Tritheism Tetratheism	287

Symbolum Quicumque	288

b CHRISTOLOGY 98 The True Humanity of Christ Traces of Docetism Arianism	291

The Doctrine of Apollinaris	293

The Doctrine of Nestorius	295

EutychianMonophysite Controversy	298

Progress of the Controversy Theopaschitism	301

Various Features of the Monophysite Doctrine Aphthardo cetæ Phthartolatri Agnotæ	303

The Doctrine of Two Wills in Christ Monothelites	304

Practicoreligious importance of Christology during this Period	307

On the Doctrine of Sin in general	312

Consequences of the first Sin and freedom of the Will ac cording to the Theologians of the Greek Church	315

The Opinions of the Western Theologians previous to the time of Augustine and of Augustine himself previous	317

The Pelagian Controversy	319

First Point of Controversy Sin Original Sin and its con sequences	322

Liberty and Grace	325

Predestination	327

Semipelagianism and the later Fathers of the Church	329

Prolegomena	337

The Doctrine concerning	349

Soteriology	375

The Church and Her Means of Grace	382

The Doctrine of the Last Things	398

FROM JOHN DAMASCENUS TO THE AGE OF THE REFORMATION	415

B SPECIAL HISTORY OF DOCTRINES DURING THE THIRD PERIOD	450

INCLUSIVE OF COSMOLOGY ANGELOLOGY DEMONOLOGY ETC	471

Space and Number The Omnipresence Eternity	487

Title	Compendium of the History of Doctrines, Volume 1 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
Edition	2
Publisher	T. & T. Clark, 1850
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	23 Jan 2009

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