Charts of Christian Theology & Doctrine

This book is a wonderful starting point for studying (and preparing lessons on) issues of in-house Christian debate, such as predestination vs. free will, which it summarizes in four tables on six pages. Other tables cover alternative views on biblical inerrancy, theories of inspiration, the Trinity, original sin, the Atonement, water baptism, "tongues", the rapture, the millennium, etc. For each issue, the chart lists positions, adherents/proponents and descriptions/explanations. The book also has a number of straightforward lists, such as Messianic prophecies fulfilled, names of God, biblical teachings on the Holy Spirit, etc. The book concludes with an extensive bibliography. I highly recommend it as a very handy, helpful reference.

This book came as information for Bible class I was taking

This book has really good information all in one place! It has all the names for God, where different beliefs originated and a little bit of why. It's a great resource tool.

Very good

I just received the book two days ago. It's a big book, although not thick and heavy. It sports graphs throughout every page giving a quick review and workings of the doctrine. Excellent to have when you need to do quick, visualization on doctrine for studies.

This book is very helpful when trying to get an overview on different viewpoints on theological issues. It is well layed out and includes all the most relevant and discussed theological doctrines.

It answers all those questions about theology and doctrine you always wanted to ask. It is a handy reference to have on hand.

Extremely well written and chronological work. Very helpful for teachers.

Excellent book, I find the level of reading is much higher so I'm not reading it as quickly as I have for other books.

concise but adequate as a quick reference tool.