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Volume 125 Issue 4 ( Winter 2011 )
	Editor: Bray, Gerald
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Hawkin, David J	Albert Schweitzer and the Interpretation of the New Testament
Jaeger, Lydia	What Place is there for God in Cartesian Doubt?
Munden, Alan	Thomas Snow and the Western Schism
Tinker, Melvin	Reasonable Belief? Providing some of the groundwork for an effective Christian apologetic

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