Systematic Theology Workbook: An Exercise in Doctrinal Understanding and Reflection: For Christians and Theologians Who Want to Develop and Discover What They Believe - Softcover

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• SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY - Systematic or Dogmatic Theology is a branch of Biblical Studies that seeks to organize the whole of Christian Theology in a systematic way, drawing from the whole of Scripture. Systematic Theology is absolutely crucial for us to understand God, ourselves, the world, and those around us. Systematic Theology compiles Scriptures teaching across the canonical landscape and draws together definitions, beliefs, and doctrine for living the Christian life.
• PERSONAL BELIEFS - Most Christians really don't know what they believe. We generally know what we've been taught, but rarely have we done the work ourselves to sort through what we believe. This workbooks provides a simple way for you to work through the doctrines of the Christian faith, so that you not only learn the content, but you become intimately familiar with the scope of theology. You may believe that Jesus was both human and God, but can you articulate a clear definition of the hypostatic union or cite the supporting verses for this reality? The goal of this book is to bolster your own faith by working through these core doctrines.
• SIMPLE WORKBOOK - What you'll find within this book is a simple template that will allow you to work through any doctrine or teaching in a way that deepens your understanding. Also, as you fill up this book, you'll begin to formulate your own systematic theology full of definitions, biblical proofs, and specific applications for each doctrine.

This is a really simple workbook, and it's one that will require you to put in a lot of work. But, the outcome will be a deeper understanding of God, faith, and the world around you.

This book is approximately 7" x 10" and is around 194 pages.  There are enough templates within the book for 90 doctrines or topics.

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