The Doctrine of the Spirituality of the Church in the Ecclesiology of Charles Hodge.

CONTENTS
Series Introduction.
Foreword, by Robert Letham.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Abbreviations.
1. The Shape of the Doctrine of the Spirituality of the Church.
--Spirituality in the Nineteenth Century, Briefly Defined.
--The Doctrine of Church and State in Biblical Times.
--The Doctrine of Church and State in the Ancient Church.
--The Doctrine of Church and State in the Medieval Church.
--The Doctrine of Church and State in the Time of the Reformation.
--Church and State in England and Scotland.
--Church and State in the American Context.
--Hodge's View of the Doctrine of Church and State in the Reformation.
--Hodge's View of the Doctrine of Church and State in America as a Development of the Scottish Position.
--Development of the Scottish Position.

2. The Life of Charles Hodge.
--Hodge's Family Background.
--Hodge's Early Years (Through College at Princeton).
--Hodge as a Student and Instructor at Princeton Seminary.
--Hodge's Early Years as a Professor at Princeton Seminary.
--Hodge as Professor of Theology.
--Hodge and Politics.
--Hodge and Slavery.
--Hodge and Scottish Common Sense Realism.
--Hodge's Last Years.

3. The Theology of Charles Hodge, from Prolegomena to Christology.
--Prolegomena.
--Doctrine of God (Theology Proper).
--Doctrine of Man (Anthropology).
--Doctrine of Christ (Christology).

4. The Theology of Charles Hodge, from Pneumatology to Ecclesiology.
--Pneumatology, Conclusion : Doctrine of the Christian Life (Ethics).
--Doctrine of the Church (Ecclesiology).

5. Slavery and the Doctrine of the Spirituality of the Church.
--Hodge's Treatment of Slavery.
--The George Bourne Case and the Assembly of 1818.
--Slavery : The Changing Scene.
--The General Assembly of 1845.
--Criticism of the General Assembly of 1845.
--A Case against Slavery by Those Who Pioneered Spirituality Arguments.
--The General Assembly of 1846.

6. The Spirituality of the Church Preceding the U.S. Civil War.
--The Shifting Constitutional Landscape.
--The 1859 General Assembly.
--The 1860 General Assembly.
--The 1861 General Assembly.
--Thornwell's Modification of His Spirituality Doctrine.
Appendix A : Hodge Reflecting on the 1859 GA.

7. Charles Hodge and the General Assemblies of 1862-65.
--The General Assembly of 1862.
--The General Assembly of 1863.
--The General Assembly of 1864.
--The General Assembly of 1865.

8. Hodge, the Southern Church, and the Reunion of the Northern Church.
--The Dilemma of the Border States.
--Church Union and the Spirituality of the Church.

Conclusion.
Bibliography [pp. 345-376].
--I. Published Works by Hodge.
--II. Unpublished Works and Manuscripts by Hodge, Located at the Following Repositories.
--III. Published Works by Other Authors.
--IV. Unpublished Works by Other Authors.

Index of Scripture.
Index of Subjects and Names.