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Systematic Theology Volumes 1-4

By: Norman L. Geisler

Bethany House / 2005 / Hardcover

4.5 out of 5 stars (8 Reviews)

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Geisler's complete masterpiece! Volume 1 covers the existence of God; truth's inevitability; divine revelation; and Scripture's origin and inspiration. Volume 2 addresses God's attributes and his working in history. Volume 3 examines sin; its defeat by Christ; and the assurance of heaven. Volume 4 studies church history and administration; and end-times theories. 2624 pages total, four hardcovers from Bethany.

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8 Geisler's <I>complete</I> masterpiece! Volume 1 covers the existence of God; truth's inevitability; divine revelation; and Scripture's origin and inspiration. Volume 2 addresses God's attributes and his working in history. Volume 3 examines sin; its defeat by Christ; and the assurance of heaven. Volume 4 studies church history and administration; and end-times theories. 2624 pages total, four hardcovers from Bethany.

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4 out of 5

Interesting but at times confusing

Date:May 9, 2011

George

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The overall four volume set is good to have but at times it seems he uses the church fathers to back up his statements and on closer reading (the church fathers) it appears not quite correct. However, I will still continue to read this set and keep checking to see if I am mis reading him or the church fathers.

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Date:September 13, 2010

Terry Stout

I am not a Pastor, Professor just a believer that wanted more information about what we as Christians believe. These are amazing books. I found them very helpful. I am just about to start a second read through.

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Date:August 3, 2009

Roger l. Luther

I recently purchased Geislers entire four-volume set of Systematic Theology and I must say that my purchase was long overdue. It is of my opinion that this set should be within arm reach of every serious pastor, Biblical researcher, and Christian professor.

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3 out of 5

Date:May 19, 2009

Anthony Shuler

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The book was good if you like Systematic Theologies. This one had some problems. The author clearly does not believe in Genesis and has some heretical views concerning the fall. He further is somewhat dishonest. He references verses and Church fathers as agreeing with him when in fact they teach the opposite. He did a detestable job of research for the book and is very selective on what facts he gave and they were interpreted by his secret hermeneutic that all dispensationals have. Overall I'd say that apart from the dishonesty, unorthodox views of creation, and the entire second part of volume four which not only was illogical but unbiblical. In fact, from the beginning of the Church until the 1800s religious apostasy the only view the Church held concerning last things was Historicism and he never even mentioned that it existed and in fact lied by ascribing futurism to people who clearly and openly opposed the system.