If you don't mind me asking, why don't you guys recommend Charles Hodge in your fave top picks? Just curious.
There are specific "strains" of reformed theology in the 19th cent., and each one relies on different types of philosophy. Hodge, Dabney, and Shedd, are different from each other though they are all "Calvinist" in the main. It is good to read them in order to understand the intricacies of doctrine in terms of philosophical theology, but not necessarily the best for learning the reformed system as a whole.
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