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Doctrine of God
Jun-S Kim
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책 소개
Louis Berkhof’s Systematic Theology is a classic work that presents the major doctrines of Scripture in a systematic manner from the perspective of the Reformed faith. It connects the teaching of Scripture with the historic confessions of the church and clearly demonstrates both the logical structure of Christian doctrine and the interrelationship among its various parts. It also provides a firm foundation not only for theological study, but also for preaching, pastoral ministry, doctrinal instruction, and the Christian life.
Although Berkhof’s Systematic Theology is a highly significant work, its concise style and frequent use of philosophical and theological terminology may make it difficult for first-time readers. Therefore, summarizing and organizing its central teachings in an accessible and systematic way is an important task. Such a work can help contemporary readers grasp the overall structure of Reformed theology and encourage them to engage more deeply with the original text.
The purposes of this study guide are as follows.
First, it seeks to help readers understand the overall structure of this extensive work on systematic theology.
Second, it aims to assist theological students and lay readers in understanding difficult theological terms and the central issues involved in doctrinal debates.
Third, it is intended to serve as a useful resource for theological lectures, Bible studies, doctrinal instruction, and examination preparation.
Fourth, it is designed to function as an introductory guide that enables readers to gain an overview of the entire work before reading the original text.
Fifth, it seeks to provide a study guide through which readers may review and systematically organize the major teachings after reading the original work.
This summary, however, is not intended to replace the original work, but to guide readers toward it. Care has therefore been taken not to oversimplify Berkhof’s arguments or their theological significance. As far as possible, this volume seeks to preserve the structure of the original work and to present its central ideas faithfully.
It is my hope that this study guide will serve as a helpful companion, enabling readers to understand Berkhof’s Systematic Theology more clearly and to explore more deeply the rich heritage of Reformed theology.
Although Berkhof’s Systematic Theology is a highly significant work, its concise style and frequent use of philosophical and theological terminology may make it difficult for first-time readers. Therefore, summarizing and organizing its central teachings in an accessible and systematic way is an important task. Such a work can help contemporary readers grasp the overall structure of Reformed theology and encourage them to engage more deeply with the original text.
The purposes of this study guide are as follows.
First, it seeks to help readers understand the overall structure of this extensive work on systematic theology.
Second, it aims to assist theological students and lay readers in understanding difficult theological terms and the central issues involved in doctrinal debates.
Third, it is intended to serve as a useful resource for theological lectures, Bible studies, doctrinal instruction, and examination preparation.
Fourth, it is designed to function as an introductory guide that enables readers to gain an overview of the entire work before reading the original text.
Fifth, it seeks to provide a study guide through which readers may review and systematically organize the major teachings after reading the original work.
This summary, however, is not intended to replace the original work, but to guide readers toward it. Care has therefore been taken not to oversimplify Berkhof’s arguments or their theological significance. As far as possible, this volume seeks to preserve the structure of the original work and to present its central ideas faithfully.
It is my hope that this study guide will serve as a helpful companion, enabling readers to understand Berkhof’s Systematic Theology more clearly and to explore more deeply the rich heritage of Reformed theology.
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1.1. THE BEING OF GOD ......................................................... 9
1.1.1. THE EXISTENCE OF GOD ............................................ 9
KEY POINTS ............................................................................. 9
1.1.1.1. PLACE OF THE DOCTRINE OF GOD IN DOGMATICS ............................................................... 10
EXCURSUS 1........................................................................... 11
1.1.1.2. SCRIPTURE PROOF FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD .............................................................................. 12
1.1.1.3. DENIAL OF THE EXISTENCE OF GOD IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS ...................................................... 13
1.1.1.4. THE SO-CALLED RATIONAL PROOFS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD ................................................. 17
1.1.2. THE KNOWABILITY OF GOD.................................... 21
KEY POINTS ........................................................................... 21
1.1.2.1. GOD INCOMPREHENSIBLE BUT YET KNOWABLE................................................................ 21
1.1.2.2. DENIAL OF THE KNOWABILITY OF GOD........... 22
1.1.2.3. SELF-REVELATION THE PREREQUISITE OF ALL KNOWLEDGE OF GOD ............................................. 24
1.1.3. RELATION OF THE BEING AND ATTRIBUTES OF GOD .............................................................................. 28
KEY POINTS ........................................................................... 28
1.1.3.1. THE BEING OF GOD ................................................. 29
1.1.3.2. THE POSSIBILITY OF KNOWING THE BEING OF GOD .............................................................................. 30
1.1.3.3. THE BEING OF GOD REVEALED IN HIS
ATTRIBUTES .............................................................. 32
1.1.4. THE NAMES OF GOD .................................................. 34
KEY POINTS ........................................................................... 34
1.1.4.1. THE NAMES OF GOD IN GENERAL ...................... 35
EXCURSUS 2........................................................................... 37
1.1.4.2. THE OLD TESTAMENT NAMES AND THEIR MEANING.................................................................... 38
1.1.4.3. THE NEW TESTAMENT NAMES AND THEIR INTERPRETATION..................................................... 42
1.1.1. THE EXISTENCE OF GOD ............................................ 9
KEY POINTS ............................................................................. 9
1.1.1.1. PLACE OF THE DOCTRINE OF GOD IN DOGMATICS ............................................................... 10
EXCURSUS 1........................................................................... 11
1.1.1.2. SCRIPTURE PROOF FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD .............................................................................. 12
1.1.1.3. DENIAL OF THE EXISTENCE OF GOD IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS ...................................................... 13
1.1.1.4. THE SO-CALLED RATIONAL PROOFS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD ................................................. 17
1.1.2. THE KNOWABILITY OF GOD.................................... 21
KEY POINTS ........................................................................... 21
1.1.2.1. GOD INCOMPREHENSIBLE BUT YET KNOWABLE................................................................ 21
1.1.2.2. DENIAL OF THE KNOWABILITY OF GOD........... 22
1.1.2.3. SELF-REVELATION THE PREREQUISITE OF ALL KNOWLEDGE OF GOD ............................................. 24
1.1.3. RELATION OF THE BEING AND ATTRIBUTES OF GOD .............................................................................. 28
KEY POINTS ........................................................................... 28
1.1.3.1. THE BEING OF GOD ................................................. 29
1.1.3.2. THE POSSIBILITY OF KNOWING THE BEING OF GOD .............................................................................. 30
1.1.3.3. THE BEING OF GOD REVEALED IN HIS
ATTRIBUTES .............................................................. 32
1.1.4. THE NAMES OF GOD .................................................. 34
KEY POINTS ........................................................................... 34
1.1.4.1. THE NAMES OF GOD IN GENERAL ...................... 35
EXCURSUS 2........................................................................... 37
1.1.4.2. THE OLD TESTAMENT NAMES AND THEIR MEANING.................................................................... 38
1.1.4.3. THE NEW TESTAMENT NAMES AND THEIR INTERPRETATION..................................................... 42