Theology, sometimes called Theology Proper, is the division of systematic theology which considers the Godhead itself. It assumes, without proof, that God exists as revealed in Scripture. This God is self-existing and sovereign. Theology considers three basic questions about God. First, how does God exist? Here the focus centers on God's exsistence as a triune being. Second, what are God's characteristics? As a triune being, what are God's abilities (what God can do) and attributes (what God is like). Third, what is God doing? God is an active being. Of particular importance is the plan made by the Godhead and the presently ongoing execution of that plan.

Summary - A brief statement of the doctrine of Theology
Outline - An outline of the doctrine of Theology
Terms - A list of definitions for basic terms related to Theology

Sub-Divisions

• God, The Self-Existing Sovereign - Approach, assumptions, etc.
• God's Triune Existence - What does it mean to say that God is triune?
• God's Ontological Existence - What are the abilities and attributies of God?
• God's Attributes and Abilities - A chart organizing the characteristics of God's being
• God's Vocational Existence - What is God doing?

Miscellaneous Subjects

• God's Existence - So-called "proofs" for the existence of God.
• God's Relationship to Matter, Space, and Time - Did God create these or are they co-existent with God?
• Decretal Sonship - A consideration of the sonship of the Son.
• The Three Wills of the Incarnate Son - The relationship of the divine, human, and personal wills of the God-Man.
• Designations for the Persons of the Trinity - Are Father, Son, and Spirit ontological or vocational names?