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Ecumenicity and Catholicism: Why We Must Evangelize Roman Catholics

Sunday, February 1, 2009 0:01

. by John A. Battle* . (Note: This article originally appeared in the Western Reformed Seminary Journal in ...

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The Princeton Defection and Its Consequences

Friday, January 16, 2009 15:11

. Dear Dr. John Battle, . It is with deep regret that I read your latest article on the Christian Observer web pages (www.christianobserver.org) You do realize I pray that you have placed yourself outside the ...

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Evil Restrained?

Monday, December 1, 2008 12:00

. by J. Glenn Ferrell . The purpose of civil government is to restrain evil. Prior to the ...

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Melancthon and the Reformation In Hungary

Monday, November 24, 2008 12:09

Professor Buzogany Dezso’s work on Melancthon and the doctrine of Holy Communion is a new and invaluable reference work for those English readers wishing to explore the ...formation of the Hungarian Reformed Church...

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Ecumenicity and Catholicism: Why We Must Evangelize Roman Catholics

The Princeton Defection and Its Consequences

Evil Restrained?

Melancthon and the Reformation In Hungary

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