Libros de Louis Berkhof (3 libros)

This important work of Protestant doctrine is an abbreviated version of the monumental work Systematic Theology by Louis Berkhof. It is part of a series of three books designed to be used at three distinct levels of learning. This manual is ideal for catechetical teaching of college and high school students. Each chapter contains a section of questions that promote reflection and learning. This manual has been and will continue to be useful for the education of believers everywhere.

As a basic manual, Principles of Biblical Interpretation has no equal. Its author, Louis Berkhof, was one of the most prominent evangelical theologians of the 20th century when this book was published in 1950. Berkhof helps the reader take the first steps toward grammatical, historical, and theological interpretation. He teaches Bible students how to remove the distance between the biblical author and the reader by understanding the author's cultural context and discovering the author's purpose. Berkhof knows that when we study the Bible, it is not enough that we understand the meaning of...

What is a dogma and how should it be defined? Are theology or dogmatics necessary? What is the task of theology and what are the methods which it should use? What is religion? Is it possible for God to reveal himself to men, and how? How can we know if the Bible is the Word of God? For those who are considering going to Seminary, to be pastors or simply Christians with ample knowledge of their faith, this is a good book to begin with.