This extensive guide provides a thorough overview of the vocabulary of philosophy, discussing the key ideas and concepts within mental, moral, and metaphysical philosophy. Aimed at both students and scholars, this book includes definitions and explanations of over 2,000 philosophical terms, making it an essential reference tool for anyone studying philosophy.
An authoritative exploration of the doctrine of the Christian church, this book covers a wide range of theological topics, from justification to predestination to the nature of the sacraments. Written by three eminent theologians, it is an essential resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Christian faith.
Krauth presents a critical analysis of the theology of Charles Hodge, a prominent 19th century Calvinist theologian, particularly with respect to the question of infant baptism and its relationship to infant salvation. Krauth argues that Hodge's position is inconsistent and inadequate, and offers an alternative, more biblically-grounded understanding of baptism and salvation for infants.
In this collection of essays, Charles Porterfield Krauth offers a passionate and insightful critique of poverty and its causes. He argues that poverty is not just a material condition, but a spiritual one as well, and that it can only be eradicated by addressing both its material and spiritual dimensions. Krauth's analysis remains relevant today, as we continue to seek solutions to the persistent problem of poverty.