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John Miley (1813–1895) was an American Methodist theologian, known for developing a strong Arminian moral government theology.
This classic systematic theology is organized as follows:
Introduction
I. Theology
II. Sources of Theology
III. Scientific Basis of Theology
IV. Systemization a Right of Theology
V. Method of Systemization
Part I. Theism
Chapter 1. Preliminary Questions
Chapter 2. Proofs of Theism
Chapter 3. Antitheistic Theories
Chapter 4. Antitheistic Agnosticism
Part II. Theology
Chapter 1. God in Being
Chapter 2. God in Personality
Chapter 3. God in Attributes
Chapter 4. Divine Predicables Not Distinctively Attributes
Chapter 5. God in Trinity
Chapter 6. The Son of God
Chapter 7. The Holy Spirit
Chapter 8. Truth of the Trinity
Chapter 9. God in Creation
Chapter 10. God in Providence
Part III. Anthropology
Chapter 1. Preliminary Questions
Chapter 2. Primitive Man
Chapter 3. Question of Primitive Holiness
Chapter 4. The Primitive Probation
Chapter 5. Temptation and Fall of Man
Chapter 6. Doctrine of Native Depravity
Chapter 7. Proofs of Native Depravity
Chapter 8. Origin of Depravity
Chapter 9. Realistic Mode of Adamic Sin
Chapter 10. Representative Mode of Adamic Guilt
Chapter 11. Genetic Law of Native Depravity
Chapter 12. Doctrine of Native Demerit
Part IV. Christology
Chapter 1. The Person of Christ
Chapter 2. The Divine Incarnation
Chapter 3. Christ Is Theanthropic
Chapter 4. The Sympathy of Christ
Chapter 5. Leading Errors in Christology
Part V. Soteriology
The Atonement in Christ
Preliminaries
Chapter 1. Reality of Atonement
Chapter 2. Necessity for Atonement
Chapter 3. Schemes Without Atonement
Chapter 4. Theories of Atonement
Chapter 5. Theory of Moral Influence
Chapter 6. Theory of Satisfaction
Chapter 7. Governmental Theory
Chapter 8. Sufficiency of the Atonement
Chapter 9. Objections to the Atonement
Chapter 10. A Lesson for All Intelligences
Chapter 11. Universality of the Atonement
The Salvation in Christ
Chapter 1. Benefits of the Atonement
Chapter 2. Doctrinal Issues
Chapter 3. Free Agency
Chapter 4. Freedom of Choice
Chapter 5. Justification
Chapter 6. Regeneration
Chapter 7. Assurance
Chapter 8. Sanctification
Chapter 9. The Church
Part VI. Eschatology
Chapter 1. Future Existence
Chapter 2. The Intermediate State
Chapter 3. The Second Advent
Chapter 4. The Resurrection
Chapter 5. The Judgment
Chapter 6. Future Punishment
Chapter 7. Future Blessedness
Appendices
I. Inspiration of the Scriptures
II. The Angels
III. Arminian Treatment of Original Sin
This classic systematic theology is organized as follows:
Introduction
I. Theology
II. Sources of Theology
III. Scientific Basis of Theology
IV. Systemization a Right of Theology
V. Method of Systemization
Part I. Theism
Chapter 1. Preliminary Questions
Chapter 2. Proofs of Theism
Chapter 3. Antitheistic Theories
Chapter 4. Antitheistic Agnosticism
Part II. Theology
Chapter 1. God in Being
Chapter 2. God in Personality
Chapter 3. God in Attributes
Chapter 4. Divine Predicables Not Distinctively Attributes
Chapter 5. God in Trinity
Chapter 6. The Son of God
Chapter 7. The Holy Spirit
Chapter 8. Truth of the Trinity
Chapter 9. God in Creation
Chapter 10. God in Providence
Part III. Anthropology
Chapter 1. Preliminary Questions
Chapter 2. Primitive Man
Chapter 3. Question of Primitive Holiness
Chapter 4. The Primitive Probation
Chapter 5. Temptation and Fall of Man
Chapter 6. Doctrine of Native Depravity
Chapter 7. Proofs of Native Depravity
Chapter 8. Origin of Depravity
Chapter 9. Realistic Mode of Adamic Sin
Chapter 10. Representative Mode of Adamic Guilt
Chapter 11. Genetic Law of Native Depravity
Chapter 12. Doctrine of Native Demerit
Part IV. Christology
Chapter 1. The Person of Christ
Chapter 2. The Divine Incarnation
Chapter 3. Christ Is Theanthropic
Chapter 4. The Sympathy of Christ
Chapter 5. Leading Errors in Christology
Part V. Soteriology
The Atonement in Christ
Preliminaries
Chapter 1. Reality of Atonement
Chapter 2. Necessity for Atonement
Chapter 3. Schemes Without Atonement
Chapter 4. Theories of Atonement
Chapter 5. Theory of Moral Influence
Chapter 6. Theory of Satisfaction
Chapter 7. Governmental Theory
Chapter 8. Sufficiency of the Atonement
Chapter 9. Objections to the Atonement
Chapter 10. A Lesson for All Intelligences
Chapter 11. Universality of the Atonement
The Salvation in Christ
Chapter 1. Benefits of the Atonement
Chapter 2. Doctrinal Issues
Chapter 3. Free Agency
Chapter 4. Freedom of Choice
Chapter 5. Justification
Chapter 6. Regeneration
Chapter 7. Assurance
Chapter 8. Sanctification
Chapter 9. The Church
Part VI. Eschatology
Chapter 1. Future Existence
Chapter 2. The Intermediate State
Chapter 3. The Second Advent
Chapter 4. The Resurrection
Chapter 5. The Judgment
Chapter 6. Future Punishment
Chapter 7. Future Blessedness
Appendices
I. Inspiration of the Scriptures
II. The Angels
III. Arminian Treatment of Original Sin
John Miley (1813–1895) was an American Methodist theologian, known for developing a strong Arminian moral government theology.
This classic systematic theology is organized as follows:
Introduction
I. Theology
II. Sources of Theology
III. Scientific Basis of Theology
IV. Systemization a Right o...
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