Christian Dogmatics

　"Christian Dogmatics in 4 vols. set（HC）"　Francis Pieper／Concordia(1960)／小口少ヤケ有

　1st vol.<3rd printing>　(1960): 　　（１）"Prolegomena : The Nature and Character of Theology"; 　　　　　　1. Our Position; 　　　　　　2. Religion in General; 　　　　　　3. The Number of Religious in the World; 　　　　　　4. The Sources of the Two Existing Religions; 　　　　　　5. The Cause of the Divisions Within Visible Christendom; 　　　　　　6. Christianity the Absolute Religion; 　　　　　　7. Christian Religion and Christian Theology; 　　　　　　8. Christian Theology; 　　　　　　9. Theology as Aptitude; 　　　　　 10. Division as Doctrine; 　　　　　 11. Divisions of the Christian Doctrine; 　　　　　 12. The Church and Its Dogmas; 　　　　　 13. The Purpose of Christian Theology for Man; 　　　　　 14. The Means by Which Theology Accomplishes Its Purpose; 　　　　　 15. Theology and Science; 　　　　　 16. Theology and Certainty; 　　　　　 17. Theology and Doctrinal Development; 　　　　　 18. Theology and Doctrinal Liberty; 　　　　　 19. Theoly and System; 　　　　　 20. Theology and Method; 　　　　　 21. The Attainment of Theological Aptitude; 　　（２）"Holy Scripture"; 　　　　　　1. Holy Scripture the Only Source and Norm of Christian Doctrine for the Church Today; 　　　　　　2. Holy Scripture Identical with the Word of God; 　　　　　　3. The Verbal Inspiration of Holy Scripture; 　　　　　　4. The Relation of the Holy Ghost to the Holy Writers; 　　　　　　5. Objections to the Doctrine of Inspiration; 　　　　　　6. On the History of the Doctorine of Inspiration; 　　　　　　7. Luther and the Inspiration of Holy Scripture; 　　　　　　8. A Brief Critique of Modern Theology in So Far as It Denies the Inspiration of Scripture; 　　　　　　9. The Consequences of the Denial of the Inspiration of Holy Scripture; 　　　　　 10. The Properties of Holy Scripture; 　　　　　 11. The Witness of History for Scripture; 　　　　　 12. The Integrity of the Biblical Text; 　　　　　 13. The Origibal Text of Holy Scripture and the Translations; 　　　　　 14. The Use of Scripture in Deciding Doctrial Controversies; 　　　　　 15. The Authority of Scripture and the Confession; 　　　　　 16. Holy Scripture and Exegesis; 　　（３）"The Doctrine of God"; 　　　　　　1. The Natural Knowledge of God; 　　　　　　2. The Christian Knowledge of God; 　　　　　　3. The Trinitarian Controversies; 　　　　　　4. Objections to the Unity of the Godhead; 　　　　　　5. The Doctrine of the Trinity in the Old Testament; 　　　　　　6. The Trinity and Human Reason; 　　　　　　7. Ecclesiatical Terminology and the Christian Knowledge of God; 　　　　　　8. God's Essence and Attributes; 　　（４）"The Creation of the World and of Man"; 　　　　　　1. The Record of Creation; 　　　　　　2. The Definition of Creation; 　　　　　　3. The Hexaemeron; 　　　　　　4. The Order Observed in Creation; 　　　　　　5. The Work of the Six Days; 　　（５）"Divine Providence, or the Preservation and Government of the World"; 　　　　　　1. Definition of Divine Providence; 　　　　　　2. The Relation of Divine Providence to the Causae Secundae; 　　　　　　3. Divine Providence and Sin; 　　　　　　4. Does God Permit Men to Sin ?; 　　　　　　5. Divine Providence and Free Will; 　　（６）"Angelology"; 　　　　　　1. The Existence of Angels and the Time of Their Creation; 　　　　　　2. The Name "Angel"; 　　　　　　3. The Nature and the Properties of the Angels; 　　　　　　4. Number and Ranks of the Angels; 　　　　　　5. Good and Evil Angels; 　　　　　　6. The Good Angels and Their Activity; 　　　　　　7. The Evil Angels, Their Activities, and Their Eternal Punishment; 　　（７）"The Doctrine of Man"; 　　　　　　　　A. Man Before the Fall; 　　　　　　1. Man Created in the Image of God; 　　　　　　2. What Constituted the Image of God; 　　　　　　3. Image of tGod in the Wider and in the Proper Sense; 　　　　　　4. The Relation of the Divine Image to the Nature of Man; 　　　　　　5. Immediate Consequences of the Possession of the Divine Image; 　　　　　　6. The Purpose of the Divine Image; 　　　　　　7. Woman and the Divine Image; 　　　　　　　　B. Man After the Fall; 　　　　　　　I : On Sin in Genaral; 　　　　　　1. Definition of Sin; 　　　　　　2. The Divine Law and Sin; 　　　　　　3. How the Divine Law is Made Known to Man; 　　　　　　4. The Cause of Sin; 　　　　　　5. The Consequences of Sin; 　　　　　　　II : Original Sin; 　　　　　　1. Definition of Original Sin; 　　　　　　2. The Effect of Hereditary Corruption on the Mind and Will of Man; 　　　　　　3. The Negative and the Positive Side of Original Corruption; 　　　　　　4. The Subject of Hereditary Corruption; 　　　　　　5. The Effects of Original Corruption; 　　　　　　　III : Actual Sin; 　　　　　　1. Definition of Actual Sin; 　　　　　　2. The Causes of Actual Sin; 　　　　　　3. The Scripture Doctrine of Offense; 　　　　　　4. The Scripture Doctrine of Temptation; 　　　　　　5. Classification of Actual Sins

　2nd vol.<3rd printing>　(1960): 　　（１）"The Christian Life, or Sanctification and Good Works"; 　　　　　　1. Sanctification Defined; 　　　　　　2. The Essential Difference Between Sanctification (in the Narrow Sense) and Justification; 　　　　　　3. The Relation of Justification to Sanctification; 　　　　　　4. Who Effects Sanctification?; 　　　　　　5. The Inner Motion (Motus Interni) of Sanctification; 　　　　　　6. The Means by Which Sanctification Is Effected; 　　　　　　7. The Necessity of Sanctification and Good Works; 　　　　　　8. The Imperfection of Sanctification; 　　　　　　9. The Quality and the Quantity of Good Works; 　　　　　 10. The Reward of Good Works; 　　　　　 11. The Great Value of Good Works; 　　　　　 12. The Papacy and Good Works; 　　　　　 13. Modern Protextant Theology and Good Works; 　　　　　 14. The Christian Life and the Cross; 　　　　　 15. The Christian Life and Prayer; 　　　　　 16. The Christian Life and the Hope of Eternal Life; 　　（２）"Final Perseverance"; 　　　　　　1. The Calvinistc Doctrine of Perseverance; 　　　　　　2. The Synergistic Doctrine of Perseverance; 　　（３）"The Means of Grace"; 　　　　　　1. The Means of Grace in Genaral; 　　　　　　2. All Means of Grace Have the Same Purpose and the Same Effect; 　　　　　　3. The Number of Sacraments; 　　　　　　4. False Teachings on the Means of Grace; 　　　　　　5. The Importance of the Christian Doctrine of the Means of Grace; 　　　　　　6. Comprehensive Characterization of the Reformed Teaching of the Means of Grace; 　　　　　　7. The Relation of Luther's Doctrine of the Means of Grace to Medieval and Reformed Teaching; 　　　　　　8. The Means of Grace in the Form of Absolution; 　　　　　　9. Addenda on the Means of Grace; 　　　　　 10. The Means of Grace in the Old Testament; 　　　　　 11. The Means of Grace and Prayer; 　　（４）"Law and Gospel"; 　　　　　　1. The Terms Law and Gospel; 　　　　　　2. What Law and Gospel; 　　　　　　3. Law ad Gospel as Opposites; 　　　　　　4. How Law and Gospel Are to Be Joined in Practice; 　　　　　　5. The Difficulty of Properly Distinguisheing Between Law and Gospel; 　　　　　　6. The Importance of Proper Discrimination; 　　　　　　7. The Chief Confounders of Law and Gospel; 　　（５）"Holy Baptism"; 　　　　　　1. Baptism a Divine Ordinance; 　　　　　　2. The Material of Baptism; 　　　　　　3. What Makes Baptism a Sacrament (Forma Baputismi); 　　　　　　4. Baptism a True Mean of Grace (Baptismal Grace); 　　　　　　5. The Use of Baptism; 　　　　　　6. Who Is to Be Baptized; 　　　　　　7. The Administrants of Baptism; 　　　　　　8. The Necessity of Baptism; 　　　　　　9. Baptismal Customs; 　　　　　 10. The Baptism of John the Baptist; 　　（６）"The Lord's Supper"; 　　　　　　1. The Divine Institution of the Lord's Supper; 　　　　　　2. The Relation of the Lord's Supper to the Other Means of Grace; 　　　　　　3. The Scripture Doctrine of the Lord's Supper; 　　　　　　4. A Survey of the Relation of the Various Doctrine of the Lord's Supper to the Words of Institution; 　　　　　　5. The Variation in the Wording of the Four Records; 　　　　　　6. The Elements in the Lord's Supper; 　　　　　　7. What Constitutes the Lord's Supper (Forma coenae sacrae); 　　　　　　8. The Purpose of the Lord's Supper (Finis cuius coenae sacrae); 　　　　　　9. Who Is to Be Admitted to the Lord's Supper (Finis cui coenae sacrae); 　　　　　 10. The Necessity of the Lord's Supper; 　　（７）"The Christian Church"; 　　　　　　　　　A : The Church Universal (De ecclesis universali); 　　　　　　1. Its Nature; 　　　　　　2. False Doctrines Concerning the Church; 　　　　　　3. The Attributes of the Christian Church; 　　　　　　4. The Dignity and Glory of the Church; 　　　　　　5. How the Church Id Founded and Preserved; 　　　　　　　　　B : Local Churches (De ecclesiis particularibus); 　　　　　　1. Nature of the Local Church or Congregation; 　　　　　　2. The Local Church a Divine Institution; 　　　　　　3. Orthodox and Heterodox Churches; 　　　　　　4. Children of God in Heterodox Churches; 　　　　　　5. Church Fellowship with Heterodox Churches (Unionism) Is Prohibited by God; 　　　　　　6. Schism (Separatism); 　　　　　　7. The Representative Church. Church Government (Ecclesia repraesentativa); 　　（８）"The Public Ministry"; 　　　　　　1. Nature of the Public Ministry; 　　　　　　2. The Relation of the Public MInistry to the Spiritual Priesthood of All Christians; 　　　　　　3. The Public MInistry Not s Human, but a Divine Institution; 　　　　　　4. The Necessity of the Public Ministry; 　　　　　　5. The Call into the Public Ministry; 　　　　　　6. The Rite of Ordination; 　　　　　　7. The Ministry No Special Spiritual Oeder Superior to That of the Christians; 　　　　　　8. The Authoriy (Potestas) of the Public Ministry; 　　　　　　9. The Equality of the Servants of the Church; 　　　　　 10. The Ministry the Highest Office in the Church; 　　　　　 11. The Antichrist; 　　（９）"Eternal Election"; 　　　　　　1. The Nature of Election; 　　　　　　2. Election in Its Proper Setting; 　　　　　　3. The Elect; 　　　　　　4. Being Sure of One's Election; 　　　　　　5. The Relation of Faith to the Election of Grace; 　　　　　　6. Purpose of the Doctrine of Election; 　　　　　　7. No Election of Wrath or Predestination to Damnation; 　　　　　　8. The Cause of Error in the Doctrine of Election <>; 　　（10）"Eschatology, or the Last Things"; 　　　　　　1. Temporal Death (De morte temporali); 　　　　　　2. The State of Souls Between Death and Resurrection; 　　　　　　3. The Second Advert of Christ; 　　　　　　4. The Resurrection of the Dead (De resurrectione mortuorum); 　　　　　　5. The Final Judgement (De indicio extremo); 　　　　　　6. The End of the World (De consummatione mundi); 　　　　　　7. Eternal Damnation (De damnatione aeterna); 　　　　　　8. Eternal Life (De beatitudine aeterna)

　3rd vol.　(1962): 　　（１）"The Christian Life, or Sanctification and Good Works"; 　　　　　　1. Sanctification Defined; 　　　　　　2. The Essential Difference Between Sanctification (in the Narrow Sense) and Justification; 　　　　　　3. The Relation of Justification to Sanctification; 　　　　　　4. Who Effects Sanctification?; 　　　　　　5. The Inner Motion (Motus Interni) of Sanctification; 　　　　　　6. The Means by Which Sanctification Is Effected; 　　　　　　7. The Necessity of Sanctification and Good Works; 　　　　　　8. The Imperfection of Sanctification; 　　　　　　9. The Quality and the Quantity of Good Works; 　　　　　 10. The Reward of Good Works; 　　　　　 11. The Great Value of Good Works; 　　　　　 12. The Papacy and Good Works; 　　　　　 13. Modern Protextant Theology and Good Works; 　　　　　 14. The Christian Life and the Cross; 　　　　　 15. The Christian Life and Prayer; 　　　　　 16. The Christian Life and the Hope of Eternal Life; 　　（２）"Final Perseverance"; 　　　　　　1. The Calvinistc Doctrine of Perseverance; 　　　　　　2. The Synergistic Doctrine of Perseverance; 　　（３）"The Means of Grace"; 　　　　　　1. The Means of Grace in Genaral; 　　　　　　2. All Means of Grace Have the Same Purpose and the Same Effect; 　　　　　　3. The Number of Sacraments; 　　　　　　4. False Teachings on the Means of Grace; 　　　　　　5. The Importance of the Christian Doctrine of the Means of Grace; 　　　　　　6. Comprehensive Characterization of the Reformed Teaching of the Means of Grace; 　　　　　　7. The Relation of Luther's Doctrine of the Means of Grace to Medieval and Reformed Teaching; 　　　　　　8. The Means of Grace in the Form of Absolution; 　　　　　　9. Addenda on the Means of Grace; 　　　　　 10. The Means of Grace in the Old Testament; 　　　　　 11. The Means of Grace and Prayer; 　　（４）"Law and Gospel"; 　　　　　　1. The Terms Law and Gospel; 　　　　　　2. What Law and Gospel; 　　　　　　3. Law ad Gospel as Opposites; 　　　　　　4. How Law and Gospel Are to Be Joined in Practice; 　　　　　　5. The Difficulty of Properly Distinguisheing Between Law and Gospel; 　　　　　　6. The Importance of Proper Discrimination; 　　　　　　7. The Chief Confounders of Law and Gospel; 　　（５）"Holy Baptism"; 　　　　　　1. Baptism a Divine Ordinance; 　　　　　　2. The Material of Baptism; 　　　　　　3. What Makes Baptism a Sacrament (Forma Baputismi); 　　　　　　4. Baptism a True Mean of Grace (Baptismal Grace); 　　　　　　5. The Use of Baptism; 　　　　　　6. Who Is to Be Baptized; 　　　　　　7. The Administrants of Baptism; 　　　　　　8. The Necessity of Baptism; 　　　　　　9. Baptismal Customs; 　　　　　 10. The Baptism of John the Baptist; 　　（６）"The Lord's Supper"; 　　　　　　1. The Divine Institution of the Lord's Supper; 　　　　　　2. The Relation of the Lord's Supper to the Other Means of Grace; 　　　　　　3. The Scripture Doctrine of the Lord's Supper; 　　　　　　4. A Survey of the Relation of the Various Doctrine of the Lord's Supper to the Words of Institution; 　　　　　　5. The Variation in the Wording of the Four Records; 　　　　　　6. The Elements in the Lord's Supper; 　　　　　　7. What Constitutes the Lord's Supper (Forma coenae sacrae); 　　　　　　8. The Purpose of the Lord's Supper (Finis cuius coenae sacrae); 　　　　　　9. Who Is to Be Admitted to the Lord's Supper (Finis cui coenae sacrae); 　　　　　 10. The Necessity of the Lord's Supper; 　　（７）"The Christian Church"; 　　　　　　　　　A : The Church Universal (De ecclesis universali); 　　　　　　1. Its Nature; 　　　　　　2. False Doctrines Concerning the Church; 　　　　　　3. The Attributes of the Christian Church; 　　　　　　4. The Dignity and Glory of the Church; 　　　　　　5. How the Church Id Founded and Preserved; 　　　　　　　　　B : Local Churches (De ecclesiis particularibus); 　　　　　　1. Nature of the Local Church or Congregation; 　　　　　　2. The Local Church a Divine Institution; 　　　　　　3. Orthodox and Heterodox Churches; 　　　　　　4. Children of God in Heterodox Churches; 　　　　　　5. Church Fellowship with Heterodox Churches (Unionism) Is Prohibited by God; 　　　　　　6. Schism (Separatism); 　　　　　　7. The Representative Church. Church Government (Ecclesia repraesentativa); 　　（８）"The Public Ministry"; 　　　　　　1. Nature of the Public Ministry; 　　　　　　2. The Relation of the Public MInistry to the Spiritual Priesthood of All Christians; 　　　　　　3. The Public MInistry Not s Human, but a Divine Institution; 　　　　　　4. The Necessity of the Public Ministry; 　　　　　　5. The Call into the Public Ministry; 　　　　　　6. The Rite of Ordination; 　　　　　　7. The Ministry No Special Spiritual Oeder Superior to That of the Christians; 　　　　　　8. The Authoriy (Potestas) of the Public Ministry; 　　　　　　9. The Equality of the Servants of the Church; 　　　　　 10. The Ministry the Highest Office in the Church; 　　　　　 11. The Antichrist; 　　（９）"Eternal Election"; 　　　　　　1. The Nature of Election; 　　　　　　2. Election in Its Proper Setting; 　　　　　　3. The Elect; 　　　　　　4. Being Sure of One's Election; 　　　　　　5. The Relation of Faith to the Election of Grace; 　　　　　　6. Purpose of the Doctrine of Election; 　　　　　　7. No Election of Wrath or Predestination to Damnation; 　　　　　　8. The Cause of Error in the Doctrine of Election; 　　（10）"Eschatology, or the Last Things"; 　　　　　　1. Temporal Death (De morte temporali); 　　　　　　2. The State of Souls Between Death and Resurrection; 　　　　　　3. The Second Advert of Christ; 　　　　　　4. The Resurrection of the Dead (De resurrectione mortuorum); 　　　　　　5. The Final Judgement (De indicio extremo); 　　　　　　6. The End of the World (De consummatione mundi); 　　　　　　7. Eternal Damnation (De damnatione aeterna); 　　　　　　8. Eternal Life (De beatitudine aeterna)

　4th vol.: Index　(1964)

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