A Compendium of the Chief Doctrines of the True Christian Religion. Robert Hindmarsh

      Published by Good Press, 2021

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Table of Contents

       A Compendium of the Chief Doctrines of the True Christian Religion — Title, Preface & Contents

       The Being and Unity of God,

       God himself the primary Substance and Form,

       The Divine Essence, which is Divine Love and Divine Wisdom,

       Creation,

       The State of Man before the Fall,

       The Origin of Evil, and the Fall of Man,

       The State of Man after the Fall,

       Redemption by the Assumption of Humanity,

       The Glorification of the Humanity,

       The Holy Spirit, or Divine Operation,

       The Divine Trinity,

       The Lord,

       The Sacred Scripture, or Word of God,

       The Decalogue, or Ten Commandments,

       Good and Truth,

       The Will and the Understanding,

       The Internal and the External Man,

       Love in general; including Love to the Lord, and Love to our Neighbour; also the Love of Self, and the Love of the World,

       Faith,

       Charity and Good Works,

       Man an Organ of Life,

       Free-Will,

       Repentance,

       Reformation and Regeneration,

       Remission of Sins,

       Temptations,

       Difficulty of Regeneration gradually overcome,

       Conscience,

       Piety,

       Imputation,

       Human Merit,

       Baptism,

       The Holy Supper,

       Marriage,

       The Church,

       Death and Resurrection,

       Heaven and Hell,

       The Intermediate State, or World of Spirits,

       The State of Children after Death,

       The Gentiles, or Heathens,

       Divine Providence,

       Miracles,

       The Laws of Divine Order, by which all the Divine Operations are conducted,

       The Divine Science of Correspondences, according to which the Sacred Scriptures are written throughout,

       The last Judgment, the Second Advent of the Lord, and the New Jerusalem,

       The probable State of the World and Church hereafter,

       Ecclesiastic and Civil Government,

       Plurality of Worlds,

       The Reasons why the Lord was pleased to be born on our Earth, rather than on any other,

       Concluding Reflections,

       Extracts