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Princetoniana was crafted by an anonymous student, familiar with the life and work of both Charles Hodge and A. A. Hodge. The first part of this volume is biographical, drawing from numerous sources and witness to capture the relationship between A. A. Hodge and his father, as well as Charles Hodge’s influence on him. This biographical sketch provides a rare glimpse of their lives together, telling the story of A. A. Hodge’s rise to prominence at Princeton after his father’s death and his place among the Princeton theologians. The second half of Princetoniana contains aphorisms, short sayings, classroom notes, and short theological treatises written by A. A. Hodge.
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“On this Church question, Rome connects the wrong subject with the right predicate” (Page 130)
“God is present everywhere equally as to His essence, though not as to His power or manifestation. He is present in hell as much as in Heaven as to His substance; but His manifestation is widely different. It is this difference that makes Heaven and hell what they are. It is the Divine presence that makes Heaven—God’s loving presence in Christ. It is God’s presence, too, that makes hell—His wrathful presence, His frown, His searching eye looking right through the fallen spirits who have impugned but cannot evade His righteous authority.” (Page 157)
“Whenever you find vital piety—that is, penitence and a devotional spirit—there you find the doctrines of the fall, of depravity, of regeneration, of atonement, and of the Deity of Christ. I never saw or heard of a single individual, exhibiting a spirit of piety, who rejected any one of these doctrines.’” (Page 30)
“It is a miserable thing when men get so broad and charitable as never to have any fighting. Rather let us have the Inquisition and a little blood-letting, than a dead apathy about religious doctrine.” (Page 165)
“Dr Hodge has done more for Calvinism than any other man in America” (Page 36)
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