Great Hodge Quote

by Mark WardJul 27, 2011Books, Dissertation, Theology

Regeneration secures right knowledge as well as right feeling; and right feeling is not the effect of right knowledge, nor is right knowledge the effect of right feeling. The two are inseparable effects of a work which affects the whole soul.”

—Cornelius Van Til quoting Charles Hodge, Systematic Theology, 3:36 (in Frame, CVT: An Analysis of His Thought, 203!)

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