Systematics

A good list for beginners and middlers.  Must-reads by serious theologians, although the list has numerous and serious shortcomings as well. It's still a good start. Of a more interesting sort, it was published by FCA, some "anglican" affair.  Rather odd I'd say.

http://fcasa.wordpress.com/2012/12/18/on-systematic-theology-recommended-reading/


On Systematic Theology: Recommended Reading

Bill

Prof. Louis Berkhof: 196-Pg. NT Intro

Prof. Louis Berkhof
Professor of Systematics, Calvin Seminary
A must-have-must-read is his
Systematic Theology, a must for
the discerning and those with good
taste and elevated sensibilities
Here, we have his 196-pg. NT Intro




http://www.monergism.com/thethreshold/sdg/intront.html




Introduction
to the New Testament


Louis
Berkhof


Also
Available in Kindle .mobi and ePub formats

Matt Kennedy: What Happened to Western Protestantism

http://www.standfirminfaith.com/?/sf/page/28647



What Happened to Western Protestantism?
Many people still ask, “So what happened to the Episcopal Church? What happened to mainline Protestantism?” “Why do so few who claim to be leaders in the church rejected the most essential doctrines of the faith?” Dr. RC Sproul answers that question in a masterful overview of the last 200 years of western

Dr. Gerald Bray: A New Systematic Theology

http://andynaselli.com/bray?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+nasellitheology+%28Andy+Naselli%29


A New Systematic Theology by an Eccentric Genius


I’ve never met Gerald Bray, but based on many stories I’ve heard about him from friends, he’s an eccentric genius. Some have told me that he’s the most brilliant person they know.
Bray is an Anglican theologian who knows