Dogmatic Theology, Volumen3

according action Adam Adam and Eve angels animal apostasy apostle Arminian asserts Augustine baptism believe body called Calvin Calvinistic cause Christ Christian Church common grace consciousness corruption covenant created creation creature death desire distinction Divine doctrine doth earth election eternal evil existence faith Father finite flesh free-will glory God's Gospel guilt hath heart heaven hell Holy Ghost Holy Spirit human nature inclination individual infants infinite instance Irenæus Israel Jesus judgment justice Lord Manichæans mankind matter means ment mercy mind miracles monism moral motion necessity noumenon object Old Testament original original sin Paul Pelagian person physical preaching predestination preterition promise punishment reason regeneration religion repentance respect righteous salvation says Scripture self-consciousness self-determination self-motion sense sinner sins soul substance suffer suppose Synoptists teaches thee things thou thought tion traducianism true truth unity unto volition voluntary whole words