Contents : Introduction and prior questions -- Concept of Glaubenslehre and the task of the dogmatic system in relation to the principles of the philosophy of religion -- Sources of the system -- Revelation and faith -- Faith and knowledge, theology and philosophy -- Christian principle and the organization of Glaubenslehre -- Part one Jesus Christ as the object of faith -- Faith and history -- Religious significance of the history of Israelite prophetism -- Significance of Jesus for faith -- Religious significance of the history of Christianity as the development of revelation -- Doctrine of the trinity as the link between the historical and the religious elements in Christianity -- Part two -- Christian concept of God -- Place of the concept of God in the system -- God as will and essence -- Holiness of God -- God as love -- Christian concept of the world -- Place of the concept of the world in the system -- Concept of creation -- Divine world-governance -- Inner life of God, or miracle -- Christian concept of the soul -- Place of anthropology in the system -- Infinite value of the soul -- Image of God -- Original sin -- Religious vision of history: the struggle between the good and evil principles in the history of the human race -- Christian concept of redemption -- Place of the concept of redemption in the system -- Development and redemption -- Redemption from sin, guilt, and moral impotence -- Character of redemption as a whole: grace and rebirth -- 28.Connection between redemption and the historical personality of Jesus Christ, and the accomplishment of redemption through -- Christian doctrine of religious community (fragment) -- Religious community, or the kingdom of God -- Church -- Word as the means of grace -- Sacraments and the cultus -- Task of missions -- Consummation (fragment) -- Place of eschatology in the system -- Essence of the consummation -- Universality and particularity of grace