Claims of Agnosticism and Answers (4 of 4 notes)

Part Three
Theology Proper: 17 ANTITHEISTIC SYSTEMS
A DISPENSATIONAL THEOLOGY
By Charles F Baker

Hodge says:

While, therefore, it is admitted not only that the infinite God is incomprehensible, and that our knowledge of Him is both partial and imperfect; that there is much in God that we do not know at all, and that what we do know, we know very imperfectly; nevertheless our knowledge, as far as it goes, is true knowledge. God really is what we believe Him to be, so far as our idea of Him is determined by the revelation which He has made of Himself in his works, in the constitution of our nature, in his word, and in the person of His Son.⁴

4            Hodge, op. cit., I, p. 338.

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