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Bethany House Systematic Theology: In One Volume
Now you can own Geisler's critically acclaimed masterpiece in one convenient volume! His classic treatment of God's existence, truth's inevitability, divine revelation, Scripture's origin, biblical inspiration, God's attributes, sin, Christ, the assurance of heaven, church history, and end-times theories, is more accessible than ever!
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What is the diff between this ed & the 4 vol set? Abridgment? Revision?
A quick look at the page total for separate volumes indicates that the 4 vol set has more pages. (Of course one doesn't know if the print is smaller in the 1 vol edition). Is it an abridgement?
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The one volume is a condensed version. I do recommend the one volume as it is more to the point.
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The appendices have been removed as well as a lot of the historic information in volumes 2-4. When the front matter (copyright, contents pages, etc.), bibliographies, and indexes are combined from the 4 volumes, they take up less space. There is also some additional space savings by having more words per page.
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