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	CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY
	BY ADAM CLARKE, LL.D. F.A.S. SELECTED FROM HIS PUBLISHED AND UNPUBLISHED WRITINGS, AND SYSTEMATICALLY ARRANGED; WITH A LIFE OF THE AUTHOR; BY SAMUEL DUNN.
	EDITOR'S NOTES: I broke up Dunn's Life of Clarke into eight sections and added a title to each section. In the Theology, I have included Clarke's subheadings in the Table of Contents. This should make the whole book easier to use, and it should make it easier to find Clarke's views on particular topics. It would have been really nice if Dunn had indicated the sources from which he drew these various materials, but he generally doesn't. I presume that most of it is from Clarke's Commentary, of course. Many of the chapters of Clarke's Theology are extremenly long — the reader should be warned! Those wishing to cut and paste text need to make sure they get everything since some of the longer chapters contain more than one text box. — Craig L. Adams

		CONTENTS TO CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY. Title Page & Advertisement Life of the Author Early Years & Conversion He Joins with the Methodists Preaching on the Circuits He Begins His Writing His Final Years The Character of Adam Clarke Clarke in the Pulpit and in Prayer The Writings of Adam Clarke CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY I. — The Scriptures THE NECESSITY OF REVELATION THE SCRIPTURES ARE REVELATIONS FROM GOD HOW REVELATION HAS BEEN GIVEN THE USE OF REVELATION ALL SHOULD KNOW THE SCRIPTURES II — God III. — The Attributes of God UNITY SPIRITUALITY ETERNITY OMNIPOTENCE OMNIPRESENCE OMNISCIENCE BENEVOLENCE JUSTICE HOLINESS IV. — The Trinity V. — Man THE CREATION OF MAN THE FALL OF MAN VI. — Christ THE DIVINITY OF CHRIST THE INCARNATION OF CHRIST THE OFFICES OF CHRIST VII. — Repentance VIII. — Faith IX. — Justification ADOPTION X. — Regeneration XI. — The Holy Spirit THE WITNESS OF THE SPIRIT. LOVE PEACE JOY HOPE MEEKNESS XII. — Entire Sanctification XIII. — The Moral Law THE FIRST COMMANDMENT. THE SECOND COMMANDMENT. THE THIRD COMMANDMENT. THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT. THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT, [See the chapter on PARENTS AND CHILDREN.] THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT. THE SEVENTH COMMANDMENT. THE EIGHTH COMMANDMENT. THE NINTH COMMANDMENT. THE TENTH COMMANDMENT. XIV. — Public Worship XV. — Prayer XVI. — Praise XVII. — The Christian Church XVIII. — Baptism XIX. — The Lord's Supper XX. — Husband and Wife XXI. — Parents and Children XXII. — Masters and Servants XXIII. — Rulers and Subjects XXIV. — Rich and Poor XXV. — Ministers and People XXVI. — Good and Bad Angels XXVII. — Temptations XXVIII. — Afflictions XXIX. — Providence XXX. — Apostacy XXXI. — Death XXXII. — Judgement XXXIII. — Hell XXXIV. — Heaven XXXV. — General Principles MISCELLANEOUS. Knowledge, — Happiness, — Communion of Saints, — Fasting, Conscience, — Dancing, — Dress, — Dreams, — Ghosts, — Tobacco, — Wesley, — Methodism, — Shetland Isles, — Sunday Schools, — Schism, — Lust of Power, Political Party-spirit, — Friendship, — Flattery, Self-interest, Going to Law, — Suretyship, Usury, Slavery, — Parable, Miracle, Millennium, — Time.