###The Constitutional History of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. By Charles Hodge
The following is comprised of Chapters IV and V of Charles Hodge’s, The Constitutional History of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. This section covers the Great Awakening of 1740-1745, as well as the schism in the Presbyterian Church of 1741.
###Table of Contents
####Chapter I, Introduction to the History of the PCUSA
Beginnings and Nature of American Presbyterianism
Presbyterian Nature of Puritan Settlers in America
####Chapter II, Constitutional Nature of PCUSA
Calvinist Nature of Founding Ministers of the PCUSA
Nature and Authority of the Church Courts in the Early PCUSA
####Chapter III, Issues of Subscriptionism & Authority of Church Courts
The Adopting Act, Presbyterian Church from 1729 to 1741
Strict Ministerial Subscription Was Practiced
The History of the Church from 1729 until 1741
####Chapter IV, The Great Revival of Religion, 1740-1745
The State of Religion Before the Revival
The Genuineness of the Revival
The State of Religion After the Revival
The Evils Attending the Revival
####Chapter V, The Schism of 1741
New Brunswick Presbytery’s Disregard of Acts of Synod
Attacks on an “Unconverted Ministry.”