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Customer Reviews for Systematic Theology, volume 1
Review 1 for Systematic Theology, volume 1
Overall Rating:
4out of5
Definitely worth it without question.
Date:September 16, 2012
Allan
Gender:male
Quality:
5out of5
Value:
5out of5
Meets Expectations:
4out of5
Price: Book one in itself is worth $9.99 nuff said about that.
Content: Every man that has the call of God to enter the ministry needs to have it and read it. It should be a mandatory read before ever stepping in the pulpit. Every Christian man and woman and Christian teenage boy and girl should read it as well. Good stuff. Highly recommended.
Quality of the Book itself: Hendrickson Publishers in my experience seem to provide quality made books. With that said, I suppose if you put it to an open flame or through a shredder the quality apparently would prove pointless. But to "read it" and use it "normally" it will last a very long time.
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Review 2 for Systematic Theology, volume 1
Overall Rating:
5out of5
Date:January 9, 2012
Sandi
Location:Idaho
Age:Over 65
Gender:female
Quality:
5out of5
Value:
5out of5
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5out of5
I think this is an excellant read. I have a hard time putting it down. Thank you
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Review 3 for Systematic Theology, volume 1
Overall Rating:
5out of5
Seminal
Date:June 6, 2011
Irishmonk
Quality:
5out of5
Value:
5out of5
Meets Expectations:
5out of5
How can you look at all the Systematic Theology texts that follow and not own this series? It is the basis of most of what has been written either in agreement with or against it in the 20th and 21st centuries.
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Review 4 for Systematic Theology, volume 1
Overall Rating:
4out of5
Date:April 7, 2010
Steven Barry Reeve
I bought the 3 volumes that comprise this set and I do find them useful, one criticism that I would have on this set is that there are some statements in Latin. This may have been well and good in the time when Hodge wrote them as then most schoolchildren were given at least a smattering of Latin, but nowadays it is not taught as widely as it once was. I feel that some footnotes could have been added for the sake of those who do not understand Latin, but don't let that put you off as it is only occasional and as I said earlier I find them useful.
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Review 5 for Systematic Theology, volume 1
Overall Rating:
4out of5
Date:August 31, 2009
Brady Buford
I sent these to my brother Brady, He was so excited, He said they really help with his studies. He has become ordained as a minister recently, the systematic theology helps to better prepare him when the time comes to lead a congreation. Thank You
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Review 6 for Systematic Theology, volume 1
Overall Rating:
5out of5
Date:August 7, 2009
Sharon Fry
Lewis S. Chafer is one of the most precienttheologians of this century! All volumes of his Systematic Theology are far superior to any I have found in the past 80 years.
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Review 7 for Systematic Theology, volume 1
Overall Rating:
5out of5
Date:June 26, 2009
Mark London
All three volumes of Hodge's Systematic Theology are absolutely fantastic. And for a sale price of $19.99 for over 2000 pages of exceptional and meaty discussion on virtually every major theological topic they are they best theology bargain around. Some other reviews have critiqued the binding as being a bit too stiff. Yes, the binding is a bit still and if you wish to read these volumes while holding them in one hand they you may have a difficult time. But let's face it--Hodge's Systematic Theology isn't light summer reading. Get a comfortable chair, a good cup of coffee, a pen and notepad, and delve into the mind of probably the greatest Reformed theologian of the 19th century.