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The systematic theologies i have

This is a major strand in the Reformed tradition which is my spotlight area of studies. It is indeed useful to broaden the scope, but here i'll just mention the narrow river of Reformed systematics, and not all are rigidly systematic, nor exactly Reformed but Reformed friendly, but there appears to be a difference between this and Biblical theology, which Vos (#13) below was more known for.

1. Loci Communes - Philip Melanchton - 1521
2. The Decades - Heinrich Bullinger - 1549-1551
3. Institutes of the Christian Religion - John Calvin - 1559
4. Commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism - Zacharias Ursinus - 1591
5. The Marrow of Sacred Divinity - William Ames - 1623
6. Institutes of Elenctic Theology - Francis Turretin - 1679
7. Theoretical-Practical Theology - Petrus van Mastricht - 1698
8. The Christian's Reasonable Service - Wilhelmus a Brakel - 1700
9. Outline of Theology - AA Hodge - 1860
10. Systematic Theology - Charles Hodge - 1871
11. Systematic Theology - RL Dabney - 1871
12. Reformed Dogmatics - Herman Bavinck - 1895-99
13. Reformed Dogmatics - Geerhardus Vos - 1896
14. Systematic Theology - Augustus Hopkins Strong - 1907
15. Dogmatic Theology - WTG Shedd - 1923
16. Systematic Theology - Louis Berkhof - 1932
17. A New Systematic Theology of the Christian Faith - Robert Reymond - 1998
18. The Christian Faith - Michael Horton - 2011
19. Christian Dogmatics - Cornelis van der Kooi & Gijsbert van den Brink - 2012
20. Systematic Theology - Robert Letham - 2019
21. Reformed Systematic Theology - Joel Beeke - 2019 - 2023
SW-User
Alas, your excess profusion of verbiage is but wasted on these here rabble of wanton philistines, scholar.
MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
wow youre boring
SW-User
@MartinTheFirst I try 😄

 
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