OUTLINES OF DOGMATIC THEOLOGY. BY SYLVESTER JOSEPH HUNTER, OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS. VOLUME II. LONDON: LONGMANS, GREEN & CO. 1895. In this Second Volume of Outlines of Dogmatic Theology the same plan is pursued as in the First. In one respect the matter here to be treated differs from that which was dealt with in the First Volume; it is less controversial, for it treats mostly of subjects as to which there is general agreement among all who bear the name of Christian. At the same time, there is perhaps no Treatise which is altogether clear of points on which the records of Revelation are variously interpreted. But, as has been already said, the object of the work is mainly exposition, and therefore the aim of the writer has been to treat each point with the fulness proportioned to its importance as part of the whole body of Revelation. Much difficulty has been experienced in the selection of matter to be set forth in these pages. Brevity has been studied as much as possible; but three small volumes are far from affording space |