1. Creation and Holiness

2. The Goodness of Creation

3. Creation and Providence

4. The Joy of Creation in Providence

5. Neoplatonism and Providence

“The Fall is not normative nor eternal, but God’s creative purpose is. To sing mournfully of change and decay is not godly. Change or time is God’s purpose for the development of His Kingdom and man’s exercise of dominion. It is in time that man is redeemed and re-orders his life and world in terms of God’s word. Decay is an aspect of the fall, but it also prepares the way for those things which can neither decay nor be shaken (Heb. 12:27-28)”

-R.J. Rushdoony

Systematic Theology

Volume I Chapter III Section 2 pg. 125

14. The Goal of Systematics

15. Systematics and Lordship

16. The Search for a Master Principle

17. Abstractionism

18. Seminary Systematics

19. Anti-Abstractionism

10. Faith

11. Systematic Anthropology

12. Inevitable Systematics

13. Neoplatonic Systematics

14. The Goal of Systematics

1. The Necessity for Systematic Theology

2. Causality and Systematics

3. The Systematics of Common Life

4. The Coherency of Scripture

5. The Limits of Systematic Theology

6. Abstract Theology

7. Systematics and Possibility

8. Systematics and Proof

9. Practical Systematics

The infallible word of God is the foundation of presuppositional apologetics. The existential man points to mankind and his ever changing experiences as the infallible word. This is the difference between building your presuppositions on shifting sand vs the unmovable rock of the word of God, Jesus Christ.

In the following sections you will get a better grasp of mans rebellion against the biblical concept of thinking God‘s infallible thoughts after him. This is the very battleground where the defense of the faith is fought.

I. Infallibility

9. The Infallible Movement

10. Who Speaks the Word?

11. The Word of Dominion

12. The Word of Flux

13. The Word and History

14. The Infallible Word

15. Moloch Man and the Word of God

16. Infallibility and the World of Faith

“In brief, infallibility is not a doctrine limited to theological studies. It is a fact of contemporary life, with the new gods claiming for themselves that power which properly belongs only to God.

Therefore, any discussion of infallibility which confines itself to a discussion of what theologians have said is blind to the problems of our time. The new infallibility doctrine confronts us in art, politics, and the sciences. Failure to challenge these rivals of God and enemies of His word and kingdom is faithlessness and incompetence.

To sit idly by while these new doctrines of infallibility parade their pretensions and to assume that a Sunday morning assertion concerning Scripture suffices is cowardice and desertion.“

-R.J. Rushdoony

Volume 1: Chapter 3: Sections 1-5

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R.J. Rushdoony | Jason Sanchez

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Notes

1. Creation and Holiness

2. The Goodness of Creation

3. Creation and Providence

4. The Joy of Creation in Providence

5. Neoplatonism and Providence

“The Fall is not normative nor eternal, but God’s creative purpose is. To sing mournfully of change and decay is not godly. Change or time is God’s purpose for the development of His Kingdom and man’s exercise of dominion. It is in time that man is redeemed and re-orders his life and world in terms of God’s word. Decay is an aspect of the fall, but it also prepares the way for those things which can neither decay nor be shaken (Heb. 12:27-28)”

-R.J. Rushdoony

Systematic Theology

Volume I Chapter III Section 2 pg. 125

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Volume 1: Chapter 2: Sections 14-19

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R.J. Rushdoony | Jason Sanchez

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14. The Goal of Systematics

15. Systematics and Lordship

16. The Search for a Master Principle

17. Abstractionism

18. Seminary Systematics

19. Anti-Abstractionism

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Volume 1: Chapter 2: Sections 10-14

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10. Faith

11. Systematic Anthropology

12. Inevitable Systematics

13. Neoplatonic Systematics

14. The Goal of Systematics

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