Works of Benjamin Breckinridge (B. B.) Warfield (10 volumes)

Benjamin Breckinridge (B. B.) Warfield (1851-1921)was a prominent figure at Princeton Seminary, serving as Professor of Theology between 1887 and his death in 1921, as well as principal of the Theological Seminary from 1886 to 1902. He played a pivotal role in the so-called Fundamentalism/Modernism controversies of the later 19th and early 20th centuries, being a strong voice in defense of Protestant orthodoxy and conservative Reformed (Calvinist) theology. He wrote and lectured extensively, primarily in the fields of the history of doctrine and Apologetics, but his works cover a wide range of Christian thought and Biblical study. Somewhat more controversial today, perhaps, are his writings in opposition of a number of the popular Christian movements of the time, including forms of Revivalism, the Holiness Movement (Higher Life, Keswick), and the Oberlin theology of Charles Finney, etc. However, even at their most controversial, Warfield's writings remain full of historical interest, and show a keen critical eye, though typically centered on his distinct view of orthodox Protestant (Reformed) doctrine and the authority of Scripture.

This a 10-volume set of Warfield's works, organized topically by subject:

• Vol 1: Revelation and Inspiration
• Vol 2: Biblical Doctrines
• Vol 3: Christology and Criticism
• Vol 4: Studies in Tertullian and Augustine
• Vol 5: Calvin and Calvinism
• Vol 6: The Westminster Assembly and Its Work
• Vol 7 & 8: Perfectionism
• Vol 9: Studies in Theology
• Vol 10: Critical Reviews

It is also included in our larger 21-volume Warfield Collection.

You will find all of these titles grouped under the heading "Works of Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield" in the Books menu category. Also, a number of sections in these works will be accessible by Bible verse from the Commentary menu (under "Additional Commentary Material")