Augustus Hopkins Strong is one of the most notable Baptist theologians of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. His theology combined traditional Reformed emphases with Baptist convictions, nonetheless open to modern thought. Renowned for his work in Systematic Theology, Strong has influenced generations of believers with his focused historical criticism of the Scriptures. Now, in this 15-volume collection, you have access to this American theologian and professor’s insights, observations, and wisdom.
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Augustus Hopkins Strong (1836–1921), a Reformed Baptist, was president and professor of biblical theology at the Rochester Theological Seminary. His classic three-volume Systematic Theology is still widely used and cited.
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