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Systematic Theology
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Publisher's Summary
The Christian church has a long tradition of systematic theology - that is, studying theology and doctrine organized around fairly standard categories such as the word of God, redemption, and Jesus Christ. This introduction to systematic theology has several distinctive features:
- A strong emphasis on the scriptural basis for each doctrine and teaching
- Clear understanding, with technical terms kept to a minimum
- A contemporary approach, treating subjects of special interest to the church today
- A friendly tone, appealing to the emotions and the spirit as well as the intellect
- Frequent application to life
- Resources for worship with each chapter
- Bibliographies with each chapter that cross-reference subjects to a wide range of other systematic theologies
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- Bo Cenzano
- 13-02-2017
Not a reading of the book
This was not the actual audio version of the book. However, it was a collection of talks, or, as he refers to them himself, "sessions that summarize the book. If you are looking for the full version of the book, I recommend getting the physical copy until a full, unabridged version of the audio is available. Disappointed that Audible did not clarify.
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- Chris Wandor
- 02-12-2016
very short overview
this is a pretty good overview of grudem's systematic theology, but I wish it was a lot longer - preferably, I would like an unabridged recording of the book.
however, this is a good substitute for now
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- Joy
- 03-03-2017
Most but not all
Would you listen to Systematic Theology again? Why?
this audio version contains most of the text but not all. It contains the same idea, but not text to text reading. Maybe this is why it is a lot easier to understand. It is definitely audience freindly to listen to the audio than reading the book. However, if you are studying for the test, you should read the book, if you do not want to miss any detail. But if you are cramming, this really helps.
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- jan costello
- 24-09-2016
Great overview of Christianity
Easy to follow, great teaching, learn the nuts & Bolts of your faith from a veteran prof.
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- tim ellis
- 21-02-2017
Insightful
It was good would like a full reading of this book. I also like that Dr. Grudem did it his self.
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- Fanciful Jewels
- 01-09-2016
Life Changing
Beautiful! Everyone should listen to this. Non-believers owe it to themselvea to buy this audiobook!
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- Enrique Aviles
- 27-08-2016
Great audio book
I recommend this book, it was clear and concise. It is at a basic level but well prepared and presented.
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- Rick Mathews
- 26-09-2017
Very sound teaching
The writer is obviously a devout Christian and has studied well. Sound doctrine and delivery is excellent
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- winevrythg
- 15-06-2017
Excellent introduction to Theology
For the new Christian this would be very insightful. If however, the listener has any theological experience, the beginning may be a bit challenging in its topical presentation. But after the first few chapters, it begins to pick up steam and flow. The presentation is lecture-style and can be dry in parts. But overall, the knowledge imparted is not going to be gleaned in one listening...but believe me, the subsequent readings will unify the overall mission of the author.
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-09-2016
Sound Theology
every serious Christian should read this book. sound theology flowing directly from scripture with care to opposition
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- Jacques
- 17-04-2018
Superb
Thank you mr Grudem.
Your talks were very helpful. My walk with our Lord Jesus has been blessed while listening to them, and I am sure they’ll bare fruit when I teach others the truth of Christ.
Praise the Lord! 😀
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- Amazon Customer
- 21-11-2017
fantastic writing style ! thoroughly enjoyed
this is one of the easiest breakdowns on theology to digest.A must read! get it.