Systematic Theology, Vol. 2 by Norman L. Geisler

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Systematic Theology, Vol. 2

by Norman L. Geisler

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This 4 vol set is clear, comprehensive, and supports it's positions from Scripture; it explains why the correct position is right, and also why the other options are incorrect. (

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The culmination of the author's decades of study, teaching, and research, this second volume in the Systematic Theology series begins with an examination of the realities of the existence of God and His nature, focusing on His attributes. The next section, Creation, studies the biblical understanding of God's work--past, present, and future--and explains the scientific views associated with the origin of all things.

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