Systematic Theology (Volume 2 of 3)

The work offers systematic exposition of divine action and human nature, treating creation as God’s free origination, surveying scriptural and rational proofs, rival theories, and interpretive approaches; it examines preservation, divine concurrence, and providence with their objections and implications for prayer and moral activity; it analyzes angels, both good and evil, their attributes, organization, and practical uses; and it turns to anthropology, arguing for humanity’s divine creation and racial unity while outlining essential elements of human nature, personhood, and the relations between soul, body, freedom, and knowledge.