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Light brown blind stamped cloth boards with gold lettering on spine and gold embellishment on front cover. Some edge wear on the boards. Corner tips of boards bend inwards. Boards have surface rubbing and wear with some color loss. Spine has some tears on the bottom and top of the cloth on the spine. Pages have some foxing. Previous owners' names on front endpapers. Tightly bound copy with clean interior having no markings, writing, underlining, or highlighting in margins or text block. James Wood (1799-1867) was a 19th century American Presbyterian pastor (in Amsterdam, New York), seminary professor (at New Albany, Indiana), and college president (of Hanover College and Van Rensselaer Institute). Charles Hodge had this to say about Wood: "In common with all his brethren, I ever regarded him as one of our best, wisest, and most useful ministers. The important positions which he was called upon to fill are proofs of the high estimation in which he was held. His sound judgment, dignified manners, amiable temper, combined with his learning and energy, secured for him a wide and happy influence in the Church." One of his most important works was Old and New Theology: Or an Exhibition of Those Differences with Regard to Scripture Doctrines, Which Have Recently Agitated and Now Divided the Presbyterian Church (first edition, 1838, second edition, 1845). In this book, Wood lays out what divided the Old School and the New School theologically: the imputation of Adam's sin, original sin, justification, human ability, regeneration, and more. Anyone interested in knowing more about why the Presbyterian Church in the United States split in 1837 should read this book. Inv. # 11201. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 011201
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Titel: The Doctrinal Differences Which Have ...
Verlag: Presbyterian Board of Publication, Philadelphia, PA
Erscheinungsdatum: 1853
Einband: Hardcover
Zustand: Very Good -
Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Jacket
Auflage: Enlarged Edition