Doctrines & Theology
		Theology Proper
			General Information
			What is Theology - Theology is simply humanity's attempt to understand God as He is revealed in the Bible.
				The Great Doctrines of the Bible By Rev. William Evans, Ph.D., D.D.
				A Compendium of Christian Theology in Three Volumes By William Burt Pope, D.D.,
				Christian Theology By Adam Clarke
				Major Bible Themes By Lewis Sperry Chafer
				Fundamental Christian Theology, Vol. 1 By Aaron Hills
				Fundamental Christian Theology, Vol. 2 By Aaron Hills
				The Christian Faith Personally Given In A System of Doctrine - By Olin Alfred Curtis
				Essential Christian Beliefs By Stephen Solomon White
				Manual of Theology By J. L. Dagg, D. D.
				What We Believe By John F. Walvoord
				What is Biblical Theology, and What is Its Method? By Professor George B. Stevens
			Types of Theology
				Systematic Theology - That branch of theology which deals with the logical categorizing of Biblical truths by tracing the self-revelation of God through the Scriptures as a whole and then carefully organized by doctrine.
				The Nature and Scope of Systematic Theology By D. W. Simon
				Systematic Theology Volume 1 By Rev. Charles G. Finney
				Systematic Theology Volume 2 By Rev. Charles G. Finney
				Systematic Theology Volume 3 By Rev. Charles G. Finney
				Abstract of Systematic Theology By Rev. James Petigru Boyce
				Biblical Theology - Interpretation of the Bible, often with particular emphasis on links between biblical texts and the topics of systematic or dogmatic theology.
				Historical Theology - Historical theology is the branch of Christian theology that focuses on the biblical and systematic theology of theologians of the past.
				Moral Theology - Moral theology is the branch of Christian theology that addresses questions relating to how Christians ought to live.
				Liberation Theology - (Including one of it's branches called Black Theology or Black Liberation Theology) 100% Unbiblical - a school of theology that focuses on Jesus Christ not as the Redeemer but as the so-called "Liberator" of the oppressed - Only used by Liberal non-Christian churches who attempt to mix Christianity with Marxism
				"Christian Revolution in Latin America: The Changing Face of Liberation Theology"