Outline of Christian Theology
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Outline of Christian Theology is a valuable guide for Christian to understand major doctrines in Christianity. This book is in a format very different from most other books. It tries to summarize important beliefs of Christianity in a list style format of questions-and-answers. The book covers all important topics in the subject of systematic theology, providing information on doctrines held in unity by orthodox churches for 2000 years. On the other hand, some controversial topics are discussed, such as predestination, modes of baptism, millennium, rapture, annihilation. While different positions on these topics are held by various denominations and churches, this book promotes a position held by the early church: maintaining unity in essential doctrines and allowing liberty in non-essential doctrines, as shown by an important theme: In essentials, unity. In non-essentials, liberty. In all things, charity. A glossary of theological terms (in the appendix) can function as a mini dictionary of systematic theology. This book is written to be a tool for Christians to learn basic Christian doctrines in a most efficient and least time-consuming way.
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Outline of Christian Theology is a Q&A book on major Biblical doctrines. It is in a list-style format allowing readers to quickly find the necessary information. The information is also organized in a point style layout for easy retrieval. The main objective is to help non-ordained Christians to use the least time to understand the essential faith of Christianity. The book uses non-technical language to cover the difficult subject of theology. A glossary for theological terms is provided for reference.
About the Author
Dr. Kwing Hung (Ph.D., University of Waterloo, Canada) was a Statistical Advisor in the Department of Justice of Canada, retiring in 2011. He has preached and taught in many churches for over 40 years. He was an adjunct instructor teaching Christian Ethics at the Canadian Chinese School of Theology (Tyndale Seminary) and Biblical topics at the Alliance Seminary Centre, both in Toronto.