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The Confessional Presbyterian Archive is a curated digital library dedicated to preserving and promoting the writings of 17th–20th century Presbyterian pastors, teachers, and leaders. Featuring thousands of searchable texts, biographies, and historical resources, the archive provides direct access to the primary-source materials of American Presbyterianism.

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“The Reformed Principle of Authority”

Summary of the 1925 General Assembly's judicial cases on the virgin birth and Scripture's authority. Examines inspiration, canonicity, the witness of the Spirit, and clashes with Modernism.
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The Modernist Theory of Religious Knowledge

Hodge critiques Modernist theology, arguing that rejecting external doctrine for 'life' alone leads to skepticism in religion, morals, and science and destroys authentic Christianity.
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The Reformed Faith

Overview of the Reformed Faith emphasizing Scripture as norm, God's majesty and sovereign grace, and its distinction from Roman Catholicism and Lutheranism. Discusses Barth and Warfield.
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Caspar Wistar Hodge, 1870–1937

Reports Princeton Seminary's inauguration of John A. Mackay and an obituary for Caspar Wistar Hodge (1870–1937), a leading proponent of Westminster Confession and Reformed theology.
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Cortlandt Van Rensselaer: A Princeton Martyr

Biographical sketches of Princeton men Rensselaer and Cortlandt Van R. Hodge, portraying their Christian character, medical training, and devoted missionary service in China.
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Rev. J. Aspinwall Hodge, D.D.

Accounts of missionary work among Japanese and Chinese in San Francisco, including converts from Bible study. Also a defense of ministerial education and tribute to Rev. J. Aspinwall Hodge.
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Medical Missionaries

Assembly Herald (Oct 1901) surveys Presbyterian and other missions in Persia, interdenominational cooperation, cautions on native support, medical missions, and training youth.
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Memoranda of Family History

Genealogical memoirs dictated by Hugh L. Hodge recount family origins from 17th–18th century Ireland to Philadelphia, Bayard connections and notable descendants.
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The Story of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Reviews Leo XIII's moral influence and a detailed history of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church: revival origins, licensing controversies, doctrinal revisions of the Westminster standards, and union talks.
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Edward Blanchard Hodge, D.D.

Necrological report from Princeton Seminary (1907) giving brief biographical obituaries of Presbyterian ministers and alumni, summarizing education, ministries, publications, and deaths.

Edward Blanchard Hodge: 1841–1906

Biography of Rev. Dr. Edward B. Hodge (1841–1906), Princeton-trained Presbyterian pastor in Burlington, NJ. Known for devoted pastoral care, catechetical work, and preaching the atonement and perseverance.

Mrs. C.R. Hodge, née Sinclair

Profiles and narratives of Christian missionaries martyred in China during the 1900 Boxer uprising, with survivor accounts, portraits, and biographical sketches of Dr. Hodge and the Simcox family.

Francis Blanchard Hodge, D.D.

Necrological report of Princeton Theological Seminary alumni, recording ministerial careers, offices, publications, and surviving family (e.g., Dr. Francis B. Hodge).

The Second Pastor

Periodical report (Nov 7, 1901): Hartford Presbyterian church anniversary and pastor biography. Items include debates on the Lord's Supper, elders administering Communion, and the Revised Version.
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