Wikipeda The Free Encyclopedia. "Article on Charles Hodges" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Hodge. ii Brief Summary Systematic Theology by Charles Hodge is a series of books design to teach Christian Theology. There are three volumes by Charles Hodge that covers the various teaching of Christian Theology...
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There are three volumes by Charles Hodge that covers the various teaching of Christian Theology. Since he was the Principal of what is now Princeton Theological Seminary and as a Presbrytarian it surprised me that today we would agree with most of Dr. Hodges wrote and how far the Presbrytarian Church has strayed...
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